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Investigating Logarithms
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Investigating Logarithms
log2 + log3
0.7782
log6
0.7782
log3 + log7
1.322
log21
1.322
log4 + log 20
1.903
log80
1.903
log0.2 + log11
0.3424
log2.2
0.3424
log0.3 + log 0.4
-0.9208
log0.12
-0.9208
This table to the left clearly shows that the log of 2 numbers added together will equal the log of the number multiplied. The table below clearly shows that log (?) + log (y) will equal log (?y). Let log x = a, let log y = b. Therefore 10a = x and 10b = y, these two equations can then be simplified to 10(a+b) =x*y. it is then possible to convert this back to log (xy) = a + b.
log5 + log4
log20
1.301
log3 + log2
log6
0.7782
log4 + log8
log32
1.505
log6 + log3
log18
1.255
log3 + log26
log78
1.892
log7 + log4
log28
1.447
log12 - log3
0.6021
log4
0.6021
log50 -
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