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I fit a 4th-order polynomial curve to data in a chart
and chose the option to display the equation. But when I put that equation into cells in the spreadsheet, the evaluated formula does not even come close to the original Y values, even though I am usin the same X values. I wonder if it is due to round-off error in the displayed equation. How can I get the exact coefficients of a trend line -- specifically a polynomial of any order -- into a spreadsheet? PS: Is it mathematically true that there is always an N-order polynomial that exactly fits N+1 data points? That has been my experience so far. |
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