WHAT IS LOGARITHM AND GIVE SOME EXAMPLES
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A logarithm is the power to which a number must be raised in order to get some other number .
Take a real number x and bx represents an unique real number. If we write a = bx, then the exponent x is the logarithm of a with log base of b and we can write a = bx as
logba = x
The notation x = logba is called Logarithm Notation.
Example Logarithm Notations:
(i) 3 = log464 is equivalent to 43 = 64
Take a real number x and bx represents an unique real number. If we write a = bx, then the exponent x is the logarithm of a with log base of b and we can write a = bx as
logba = x
The notation x = logba is called Logarithm Notation.
Example Logarithm Notations:
(i) 3 = log464 is equivalent to 43 = 64
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