difference between log value and ln
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Common logarithm is different from natural logarithm. In case of common logarithm we use a base value as 10 while in case of natural log instead of using 10 as base,we use a base value correspond to' e' ,which is approximately equal to 2.71828.. Ln has base e which is an irrational number.
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Out of log and ln which one is common and which one is natural?
Does this answer The purpose of this exploration is to examine the graphs of common logarithms (y = a log (bx)) and natural logarithms (y = a ln (bx)). What are the characteristics of the graph of y = a log (bx)?. The values for a and b alter the graph of a logarithmic function. When a = 1 and b = 1, we have the standard equation y = log (x).
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Common logarithm is different from natural logarithm. In case of common logarithm we use a base value as 10 while in case of natural log instead of using 10 as base,we use a base value correspond to' e' ,which is approximately equal to 2.71828.. Ln has base e which is an irrational number.
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