High School One Equation for multiple random curves?

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Creating a single derivative equation to reproduce multiple random curves is challenging, as each curve may require its own unique equation. Instead, piecewise functions can be used to approximate these curves over smaller domains. Cubic splines are suggested as a viable method for approximating such curves due to their flexibility and smoothness. The discussion emphasizes the need to consider the specific application for these curves when determining the best approach. Overall, using cubic splines or piecewise functions appears to be the most effective strategy for curve approximation.
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For the following random curves for example. Can you really get one derivative equation that can reproduce all of them? How? Or is it multiple individual derivative equation for each unique curve such that the equations that reproduce the following?

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