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Hi,
the equation to be solved is y= a(x)^m + b(x)^n.
Where a,b,m and n are all constants.
I have a set of 250 values each for x and its corresponding y value.
I thought of assuming m>n and hence for lower values of x the second term on RHS dominates and for higher values of x the first term on rhs dominates because the values are like that.
Help me a way to solve this
Thank you for skimming the question.
the equation to be solved is y= a(x)^m + b(x)^n.
Where a,b,m and n are all constants.
I have a set of 250 values each for x and its corresponding y value.
I thought of assuming m>n and hence for lower values of x the second term on RHS dominates and for higher values of x the first term on rhs dominates because the values are like that.
Help me a way to solve this
Thank you for skimming the question.