Thread:ClariS/@comment-3017217-20141115175820/@comment-3017217-20141124225431

Excuse me if I am wrong but I am faced with an unreasonable delay in your reply therefore I assume it is delibarate ignorance!

Anyway I DID learn what the law of Diminishing Returns States in this week "A process has diminishing returns when the second derivative (which shows the curvature ,convex if positive, concave if negative) of the function is negative."DR. Flytzanis Ilias Professor Emeritus in Athens University of Economics and Business, instructor of Mathematical Analysis for Economists I (first semester out of 8 in the Economic Sciences faculty) y= (100 + x)/100y' = 0.01y = 0  The diminishing returns Moonleaf stated DO EXIST but on the opposite of the function used to find Y the damage multiplier let us set z as the variable(reduction) z = - 100/(100 + x)z' =  100/ (100 +x)^2z = - 200/ (100 +x)^3  Output Effective Health equal returnsOutput Damage Reduction diminishing returns I previously admitted as such but I did not agree now after I have proven myself wrong I laugh at myself hope those 4 years do not become 24................ After explaining what I had asked before and you failed to assist meI will now repeat a previous question:And one last thing since you are a Mathematics graduate a line IS a line there can not be aPERFECT line.

How do you state they are linear but they aren't perfectly linear?

Line is the shortest distance between two points which is in turn straight.

Perfectly is used to emphasize the word that follows.

Linear  has 4 definitions but "consisting of or to do with  lines" is the most adequate