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public:calculator:guides:dm32_curve_fit [17/04/26 09:16 BST] – [Logarithmic] johnpublic:calculator:guides:dm32_curve_fit [17/04/26 19:14 BST] (current) – [Further Information] john
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     * ''y? 4.37571''     * ''y? 4.37571''
   * enter a y-value to calculate an estimate of x   * enter a y-value to calculate an estimate of x
-    * 0.8 <key>R/S</key> +    * 0 <key>R/S</key> (what is x-value where the curve crosses the x-axis at y = 0? The solution to the equation) 
-    * ''X ? 0.61033''+    * ''X ? 0.44520''
   * finish <key>'C'</key>   * finish <key>'C'</key>
  
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   * The values for R, B and M are stored in register-variables ''R'', ''B'' and ''M'' for future use   * The values for R, B and M are stored in register-variables ''R'', ''B'' and ''M'' for future use
     * e.g. make an ''EQN''     * e.g. make an ''EQN''
-    * Y = B + M x Ln(X)+    * '' Y = B + M x Ln(X) ''
     * the equation can be evaluated, solved or integrated using the stored values for ''B'' and ''M''     * the equation can be evaluated, solved or integrated using the stored values for ''B'' and ''M''
 +  * Until a new Curve fit program is run, or anything is done to change the Statistics Registers, you can re-run the fit with <key>XEQ</key> <key>'R'</key> to allow more y and x estimates to be made
  
  
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