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My students often use Geogebra to perform regression in physics experiments. In some of the experiments, the figures are so small that the axes cannot be expanded enough to show the regression line. I would appreciate if Geogebra could show small numbers as 1E-19 on the axes. It would have increased the usefulness of GeoGebra in physics significantly.
I like this idea 
We won't be doing this because the numerical algorithms which GeoGebra uses (including regression) start to not work at such scales.
So for accuracy you should be scaling your numbers before calculating anyway eg
https://www.geogebra.org/fo...
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