How Do I Calculate the Constants A, B, C, D, and E in My Formula?

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To calculate the constants A, B, C, D, and E in the formula {(AX+B)*((C(Y+D))^E)}/F=Z, five data points are required to create five equations. Each unknown constant corresponds to one equation, allowing for a system of equations to be solved. Users are encouraged to upload their data file for more specific assistance. The method for solving these equations will depend on the nature of the data collected. Properly structuring the data and equations is essential for finding the constants effectively.
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i've collected some datat to get a formula to calculate this data in general. but now the problem is that i don't know how to find that formula.

i think the formula is something like {(AX+B)*((C(Y+D))^E)}/F=Z
but how do i calculate the A,B,C,D and E?

if someone would have my xls with the data, just pm or mail me
 
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You should be able to upload your document when you post, there is a "manage attachments" button below submit reply.
 
Since you have 5 "unknowns", A, B, C, D, E, you will need 5 data points, giving 5 equations. It should be possible to solve those 5 equations for the values but the best way will depend on the data.
 
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