Dear Wolfram Community
The function f is sought. The function takes two parameters l and v. The function f asymptotically approaches 100. When l increases, the output of function f decreases. When v increases, the output of function f increases. Here are some values and the corresponding output of the function:
The variable l just can have values between 1 and 40.
Whenever v is 0, the output of f is 0.
Here are some more values:
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f(l;v) = y
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f(1;0) = 0
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f(1;4) = 16 2/3
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f(1;5) = 20
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f(1;20) = 50
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f(1;30) = 60
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f(1;60) = 75
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f(l, infinite) = 100
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f(10;1) = 1,25
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f(10;11) = 12,25
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f(10;20) = 20,25
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f(10;11) = 12,25
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f(10;40) = 33 2/3
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f(10;78) = 49,75
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f(10;100) = 55,93
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f(10;150) = 65,56
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f(10;200) = 71,74
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f(10;250) = 76,04
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f(40;1) = 0,26
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f(40;10) = 2,51
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f(40;50) = 11,39
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f(40;100) = 20,45
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f(40;200) = 33,95
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f(40;500) = 56,24
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f(40;1000) = 71,99
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f(40;1500) = 79,4
I am looking for a mathematical way to find the function. I think it may be a logarithmical or asymptotical function.
Greetings and thanks for reading
Felix