Implementing least squares with known constants to improve fit

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Homework Statement


Hello all,

So I am working on my engineering project, and my professor told us to play with the graphs,and try to find something interesting about them.

So what I want to do is form a better fit for the figure below. " figure 2b" , and find out why the choose not to do a better fit.
However I am given all the constants " d1,d2,ca2+ " so I am not sure how to implement least squares in this situation.

Help would be appreciated

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Those data points look ill, or there are error bars missing. I would try something like a (shifted) arctan, a logistic function or the error function.