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cassandra28 Posted - 11/13/2015 : 10:02:52 AM
Hi, i have a problem. I have a set of points (X, Y) and these do the graph. Then I enter the points in which to pass a line. where I post the points? from which command? I try with non -linear curve fi, insert function (exponential) and then? please help me
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jasonzhao Posted - 11/15/2015 : 10:40:21 PM
Hello,

Would you please take a screenshot on the results or dialog settings to help us better understand the question?



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