000000001 is the same as 1!
logx(3) = log10(7) (assumed the common logarithm (base 10) for "log7") x^(logx(3)) = x^(log10(7)) 3 = x^(log10(7)) log10(3) = log10(x^(log10(7))) log10(3) = log10(7)log10(x) (log10(3)/log10(7)) = log10(x) 10^(log10(3)/log10(7)) = x
That loopks like a micrometer ... 0.001 millimeter.
The natural logarithm is calculated to base e, where e is Euler's constant. For any number, x loge(x) = log10(x)/log10(e)
log(314.25e) = log10(314.25) + log10e = 2.9316
000000001 is the same as 1!
logx(3) = log10(7) (assumed the common logarithm (base 10) for "log7") x^(logx(3)) = x^(log10(7)) 3 = x^(log10(7)) log10(3) = log10(x^(log10(7))) log10(3) = log10(7)log10(x) (log10(3)/log10(7)) = log10(x) 10^(log10(3)/log10(7)) = x
000000001
.000000001 %
pH = -log10[H+] = -log10(0.001 mol/L )= -log10(10-3)= 3
ln(x) = log10(X)/log10(e)
.000000001
That loopks like a micrometer ... 0.001 millimeter.
10 log10 (100) or 10 (the exponent of 10 that gives you 100) 10 (2) 20
That goes beyond the capabilities of most scientific calculators, but you can calculate it with logarithms:x = 7^2011 log10(x) = log10(7^2011) log10(x) = 2011 log10(7) x = 10^(2011 log10 7) x = 10^1.699,49 x = 10^0.49 times 10^1699 x = 3.09 times 10^1699
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log10(0.083) = -1.0809 (rounded)