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How or where can I do this? thanks
The software can't tell you what the function is in all cases -- the best it can usually do is to approximate the curve (or a section of the curve) with a polynomial or other function, using some of the points on the curve.jaysquestions said:I know I didn't explain it very well. This is what I mean: I draw some random curvy line and some app or software tells me the function of what I just drew. Is there some app that does this? thanks for the reply
Unclear. You must fit some numbers to what you drew, and then if expecting to use a software program, give the values to the program and run the program to produce an equation.jaysquestions said:I know I didn't explain it very well. This is what I mean: I draw some random curvy line and some app or software tells me the function of what I just drew. Is there some app that does this? thanks for the reply
You are asking about the topic of Curve Fitting. One begins developing skills for this in Basic/Beginning Algebra.jaysquestions said:How or where can I do this? thanks
You need good reliable values if you want to make a meaningful graph and find a reliable function or equation.jackson.cirillo said:Hello guys I'm tryng to help a student from high school to create a function from the shape of a structure, and I was thinking about drawing something like the structure and
try to find a function from it.
Does someone could give me some help?