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Questions on the use of Mathematica to construct models for approximating empirical data.
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how can I make a trend line fit close to (0,0) but not include (0,0) in my data?
I have five data sets, {4.88281 10^(-5), 0.0788}, {9.76563 10^(-5), 0.1014}, {0.000195313, 0.12455}, {0.000390625, 0.15594}, {0.0015625, 0.18587}. I was using EXCEL to add the trendline, but the x int …
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