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Experiment No.-Program:: Name-Akshay Bora ROLL NO.-7682

1) The document describes a program that finds the best curve fit for a power function based on input data points. 2) The program takes in the number of data points, reads in x and y values, calculates coefficients a and b, and outputs a table with the original y values and fitted y values. 3) It provides the equation of the best curve fit as y = 2033.97*x^(-1.74887) based on the 6 data point pairs given as input.

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Experiment No.-Program:: Name-Akshay Bora ROLL NO.-7682

1) The document describes a program that finds the best curve fit for a power function based on input data points. 2) The program takes in the number of data points, reads in x and y values, calculates coefficients a and b, and outputs a table with the original y values and fitted y values. 3) It provides the equation of the best curve fit as y = 2033.97*x^(-1.74887) based on the 6 data point pairs given as input.

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NAME-AKSHAY BORA

ROLL NO.-7682
EXPERIMENT NO.-
PROGRAM:
#include<iostream>

#include<math.h>

#include<iomanip>

using namespace std;

main()

{ int n,i;

cout<<"This Program finds the best curve fit for a power function."<<endl;

cout<<"How many data points ? "<<"\n\tn = ";cin>>n;

double
x[n],y[n],sumlog10X=0.0,sumlog10Y=0.0,sumlog10XX=0.0,sumlog10Xlog10Y=0.0,sumlog10x1=0.0;

cout<<"Give the value of x and corresponding y:"<<endl;

for ( i=1;i<=n;i++)

cout<<"\n\t"<<i<<": ";

cout<<"x["<<i<<"] = ";cin>>x[i];

cout<<"\t y["<<i<<"] = ";cin>>y[i];

sumlog10X+=log10(x[i]);

sumlog10Y+=log10(y[i]);

sumlog10XX+=log10(x[i])*log10(x[i]);

sumlog10Xlog10Y+=log10(x[i])*log10(y[i]);

double a,b;

b=((n*sumlog10Xlog10Y)-(sumlog10X*sumlog10Y))/((n*sumlog10XX)-
(sumlog10X*sumlog10X));

a=(sumlog10Y-b*sumlog10X)/n;

double y1[n];

cout<<"\n\n\tThe corresponding table is:"<<endl;


cout<<"Sl.no."<<setw(5)<<"x"<<setw(10)<<"y"<<setw(10)<<"New Y"<<endl;

for (i=1;i<=n;i++){

y1[i]=(pow(10,a))*pow(x[i],b);

cout<<i<<"."<<setw(10)<<x[i]<<setw(10)<<y[i]<<setw(10)<<y1[i]<<endl;

cout<<"\n\tThe Slope of the given data points is : "<<pow(10,a)<<"\n\n\tThe intercept of


the best fit is : "<<b;

cout<<"\n\n\tThus Equation of the best curve fit is :\n\t";

cout<<"\ty = "<<pow(10,a)<<"*x^("<<b<<")";

return 0;

OUTPUT:
This Program finds the best curve fit for a power function.
How many data points ?
n=6
Give the value of x and corresponding y:

1: x[1] = 1
y[1] = 1200

2: x[2] = 2
y[2] = 900

3: x[3] = 3
y[3] = 600

4: x[4] = 4
y[4] = 200
5: x[5] = 5
y[5] = 110

6: x[6] = 6
y[6] = 50

The corresponding table is:


Sl.no. x y New Y
1. 1 1200 2033.97
2. 2 900 605.177
3. 3 600 297.798
4. 4 200 180.061
5. 5 110 121.882
6. 6 50 88.6055

The Slope of the given data points is : 2033.97

The intercept of the best fit is : -1.74887

Thus Equation of the best curve fit is :


y = 2033.97*x^(-1.74887)
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Process exited after 19.53 seconds with return value 0
Press any key to continue . . .

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