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PostPosted: Sun Dec 06, 2009 7:58 am    Post subject: How to find the relation between two circles sets
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I have two lists of data A & B.
The max & min for A is different from B.
I want to draw circles, by specific software, representing each one of the two list of data.
The max of both A&B should have the large circle and the min of both of them should have the smallest circle.This means A&B have the same scale.

How can I make a relation between A & B to get the correct circle size for each of them
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