Curve Fitting || Method of least Squares || Fitting of curve y = ax^b

Normal Equations of of the curve y = ax^b using Last Square Method
Fitting of curve y = ax^b
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Hi, how would you adjust this to get to y=1-Ax^b? Would you just put the “1-“ in the front at the end? Secondly, how would you plot this data in a curve to the shape of y=Ax^b? Wouldn’t it just come out the same since you have x and y values?

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Madam in perivou videos in normal u have taken smallx but in this u have taken Capital X why is there any reason .

[@appliedmathematics3018]

When we replacing x then we used X there. However when there is no change in x it remains same.

[@AkshataTelagu]

Why We need takke log why we don't go with ln mam

[@felixstimets1339]

You can use either one

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Explain please

[@AmitYadav-uj6vk]

Mam very nice but mam make more vedio according to chapter vice

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Mam make full class on method of least squares and simple curve fitting

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Please check this video. If you need more elaborate one then do let me know

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@Vikas Verma sorry bro mistake ho gai type karta time

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Please hope for a fast replay

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How to fine log x