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4 decimal would result into "y = 1.8087e-5x^2.8897"
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4 decimal would result into
y = 1.8087e-5x^2.8897I decided to use
toExponentialfor A factor as it is almost always a very small number (I think?). Maybe it should cover other cases better where A inA * x^Bwould be larger, if you know it is possible.