- Jan 2, 2006
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Say that I'm comparing different cars of the same model and I'm comparing them based on two variables - the selling price and the mileage.
Generally as the selling price goes up the mileage goes down, but not necessarily. Sometimes you'll see a 100k car being sold for $5000 while a 120k car is being sold for $5100, for example.
Is there a way to take in a list of all the different cars and quantitatively compare them to select a car with an optimal value based on the price and mileage?
This feels straightforward but it might not be. Brain's not working too well at the moment.
Generally as the selling price goes up the mileage goes down, but not necessarily. Sometimes you'll see a 100k car being sold for $5000 while a 120k car is being sold for $5100, for example.
Is there a way to take in a list of all the different cars and quantitatively compare them to select a car with an optimal value based on the price and mileage?
This feels straightforward but it might not be. Brain's not working too well at the moment.