Question

what is the antilog of 0.3​

Answer 1

Answer: 1.99

Step-by-step explanation: From Antilog Table

Answer 2

Antilog of 0.3 is 2

step-by-step explanation

Antilog (0.3) = Antilog (0 + 0.3)

We know that 0 can be written as log^0 and 0.3 can be written as log 2

Therefore we have,

Antilog (0.3) = Antilog (log 10^0 + log 2)

We know that

$log \: a \: + \: log \: b \: = \: log \: ab$

Therefore

Antilog (0.3) = Antilog [ log (10^0 * 2)]

As log and antilog are inverse other of each other they both will cancel out

Antilog (0.3) = 10^0 * 2

Antilog (0.3) = 1 * 2

Antilog (0.3) = 2

Hence the antilog of (0.3) is 2.