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It
might be a good time to review the rules for dealing with logs and
exponents ...
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A couple
of notes on logs. "Base 10" logs can be written as: |
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log10a
or just log a
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We can
change the base of a log or exponent, using the formula: |
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"e"
is such a special case in exponent type equations, |
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it's no
big surprise that it has it's own log notation ... |
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And even
a special name, it's called ln (pronounced el-en) |
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logea
= ln a
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copyright 2005 Bruce Kirkpatrick |
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