Tejas's Law of Want

Wonder how many times you say "I want..." in a day.
Stop wondering, find out.

I have finally devised a method to get it:-

P=NX+Base

Where X=B-A

Suppose A is what you have today.
You strike a jackpot and have B the next day.
Thus there is an increase of X in the day or your jackpot is worth X.
P is the amount you WANT of the commodity which has been measured as A,B and X.
P is directly proportional to X
The constant of proportionality is N.
But strangely enough, N is not a constant at all. It is rather equal to X. However N is not equal to X in case X is not an integer. Then the value of N is equal to 10X (if the decimal is equal to tenths place), 100X (if the decimal is to the hundreth place and so on..)
Base is the minimum amount of commodity on which addition is to take place. It is usually equal to either 0 or A.
Therefore in other words,

P=Xsq. (if X is an integer)
P=NX (if X is a fraction)

Practical Example,

Bonsi Kukreja owns a company
He buys the companies of Raja Doss and Cooler Jee.
Therefore A= 1 company
B= 3 "
X= 2 "
P= NX = Xsq. = 2X2 = 4 companies
According to human nature he will say I wish I could buy four more companies.

Excercise.

Q1. Rijul eats 2 burgers on Monday. He eats five burgers on Tuesday. How many will he want on Wednesday?(Base=0)

Q2. Nipun gets 94.8% in the assesment and 95.0% in the Half-Yearlies. How much will he desire in the pre-boards?(Base=A)

Q3. Tejas earns $2000 in 2004, $5000 in 2005, how much will he want in 2006?(Base=0)

Q4. Ishaan wins three quizzes in 2004, seven quizzes in 2005. How many quizzes will he want to win 2006, if there are only twelve quizzes held in the year?(Base=0)

Q5. Anant weighs 75kg in October, 72kg in November. How much weight will he desire to have by the ned of December?(Base=A)

CERTIFIED BY TEJAS'S COUNCIL OF MATHEMATICIANS(TCM)