small mathematics problem, need some help plzzz....

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Hi,

small calculation make me cry plzzzz help me the issue is.....

I had a geometry line and at min point(5) i had a value 50 at max point(25) i had a value 10

now i need to calculate a pt for any value between 10 and 50...

I need this dynamic... please help me....

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