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What does LN, LG mean mathematically
Ln is the base e logarithm of log, LG is the base 10 logarithm of log
What does math LG mean
LG is the logarithm based on 10 (commonly used logarithm), such as LG 10 = 1
If 10 ^ y = x, then y is the common logarithm of X: y = lgx
What are LN, log, e?
It's all something!
"In" means "in". Log means "leg" is misspelled. E is the sixth letter in English
Log (E) e = ln e = 1 / / how can it be equal to 1?
Log (E) e = ln e is the logarithm of E
Taking e as the base, the logarithm of e means: how many power of E is equal to e?
The first power of E is equal to E
So the answer is 1
Is ln (a) equal to log e (a)
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Yes
E is the base
How is log (a) e = 1 / ln a obtained?
From the properties of logarithm
log(a) e =lne/lna=1/lna
What are the meanings of LN and E in the first function of senior high school?
Natural logarithm. The following connection is recommended:
Ln (100 / 95) = how much, how to calculate ah
How can I calculate it to be 0.0223
Do you want a decimal answer or a simplified answer? You are right about the decimal answer. The simplified answer is 2ln2 + ln5-2ln7ln (100 / 95) = ln100-ln95 = ln (10's Square) - ln (49 times 5) = 2ln10 - (ln49 + LN5) = 2ln (2 times 5) - ln49-ln5 = 2 (LN2 + LN5) - ln (7)
I don't know how to judge whether a formula is a complete square or not. I don't know how to turn a formula into a complete square. When people explain this problem, they always talk about the symbol "^"!
For example, the square of X is written as x ^ 2. Because the superscript of 2 cannot be displayed here, we use ^ instead~
The meaning of mathematical symbol "|"
It's difficult to understand "2|m" in mathematical answers (not set)
Seeking the meaning of "|"
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