Can Software Estimate a Hyperbolic Equation from Data Points?

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Software can estimate a hyperbolic equation from data points using regression techniques. Programs like Excel are suggested for this purpose, particularly for analyzing Michaelis-Menten kinetics. Graphical Analysis is another recommended tool, available under a student license with a free trial option. Users are encouraged to explore these software solutions for fitting hyperbolas to their data. Accurate regression analysis is essential for effective investigations in this context.
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We have got a series of data points which form a hyperbola.
Does anyone know any programs that can get the equation from our points using regression (hyperbola line of best fit).

We need to find the equation for investigations with Michaelis-Menten
 
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Excel should be able to do it.
Graphical Analysis is one that my school had that we were allowed to take home and use under some kind of student license. I think you can get a free trial too.
 

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