Logarithmic functions can be understood as basically the inverse function of exponentiation. The logarithmic function is f(x) = log b(x). The constant “b” is the base of the logarithm.

Mathematical Background: We expect that the student is comfortable with basic mathematics at the level of a U.S. first-year college STEM student. This includes basic notions such as sets and functions ...

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Nature - Tables of Logarithms and Anti-logarithms to Five Places Table of Logarithms and Anti-logarithms (Four Figures), 1 to 10,000 Four Place Tables of Logaritlims and Trigonometric Functions ...

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