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On you calculate in scientific mode , there will be a 'log' button. This is for 'logarithms to base '10'.
So press 'log' , thern '1.6' then '-' answer is 0.204119982...
Normally logs are quoted to either '4' or '6' decimal places, so the answer would be 0.2041 or .0.204119
NB The lnl button is for logarithms to the ' natural base' ,some times denoted by ln(e). However, you will have a different result .
Log(1.6) = 0.2041
ln (1.6) = 0.470003 =~ 0.4700
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