Code:
clear
clc
% C = a - be^-0.2t
% Comparing with linear eq. Y = MX + C
%Y = C , M = b , X = e^-0.2t
t = 0:8;
C = [3.033 3.306 3.672 3.929 4.123 4.282 4.399 4.527 4.622];
Y = C;
X = exp(-0.2.*t);
p = polyfit(X, Y, 1);
b = -p(1)
a = p(2)
%Ce is C calculated from equation
Ce = a - b.*exp(-0.2.*t);
plot(t, C, 'r*',t, Ce, 'b-');
Output:


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