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Two-Variable Sensitivity

A grid showing the output of a model as two inputs are varied simultaneously across plausible ranges. The two-variable form is what surfaces the indifference frontier -- the diagonal line through the grid where intrinsic value crosses current price. Single-variable tables show how the output responds to one input at a time but cannot show interaction effects or the input-space decision boundary; the two-variable form is the minimum useful sensitivity object for any decision that depends on the interplay of two drivers.

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