Log Definition and 618 Threads
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Natural Log Composed with Hyperbolic Tangent & this Ratio
Hello, Consider x \in (0,1) , that is x between 0 and 1. Can someone explain why the following is true: \frac{x-1}{x+1} = \tanh \left( \ln \left( \frac{x}{2} \right) \right)- afbase
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- Hyperbolic Log Natural Natural log Ratio Relation Tangent
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What is the Product Log and how can it be expressed as a closed-form expression?
What Product Log Means?? Hi, I have the following equation: B = (k*a*Exp[-t*(B/N)*T/beta] - N)/(a*Exp[-t*(B/N)*T/beta]) Using Mathematica, I tried to solve it for B. Mathematica returned the following solution: B = k-(N*beta*ProductLog[(E^((k*t*T)/(N*beta))*t*T)/(a*beta)])/(t*T)...- LucasGB
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- Log Means Product
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Estimating area under a curve in log scale
Homework Statement Hi guys, I'm stuck on this question in exam revision: I need to estimate the area under the following curves (I don't have the equations of the curves) http://img819.imageshack.us/img819/3249/question.jpg The curves are magnitude diagrams in the log-log scale...- matan100
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- Area Curve Log Log scale Scale
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When does derivative of complex Log exist?
Hello, if I have a function f:\mathbb{R}\rightarrow \mathbb{C}, what are the conditions on f for which the derivative of the Logarithm exist? \frac{d}{dx}\mathrm{Log} (f(x)) exists? Note that here I defined: Log(z)=\log |z| + Arg(z), where -\pi< Arg(z) \leq \pi -
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Trigonometric integration with natural log
Homework Statement integral of secxtanx/secx -1 Homework Equations sec u du = ln |sec u +t an u | + c The Attempt at a Solution sec u +tan u | + c- fluxions22
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- Integration Log Natural Natural log Trigonometric
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How to Use Log Rule for Integrals with Radical Expressions?
Homework Statement integral of x/square root of 9- x^2 Homework Equations 1/x dx= ln |x| + c The Attempt at a Solution 3 ln|x| + c- fluxions22
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- Integrals Log
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Complex log and Winding Number in Pi_1(S^1)
Hi, everyone: I am confused about the def. of winding number of a loop on S^1 ( on elements of Pi_1(S^1,1) ). The winding number is defined by w(f):= [log(f)1)-log(f)0)]/i2Pi One of the problems is that log cannot be defined continuously on S^1, since complex logs can only be... -
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Estimating ln n and Proving its Limit as n Approaches Infinity
Homework Statement using the following definition: ln x = \int dx/x, give best possible upper and lower estimates of ln n, n a positive integer. then, use this result to show that the limit of the function as n approaches infinity is infinity. Homework Equations -- The Attempt...- kimberu
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- Log Natural Natural log
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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What does the log likelihood say?
Hi, here's some information after fitting measurements to a lognormal distribution. What exactely does it mean that the log likelyhood is -67.175?? As of my understanding the log likelihood, is the natural logaritm of the likelihood function, which is the probability that these measurements...- Lobotomy
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- Likelihood Log
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Ln vs. log in Short Calculus book by Serge Lang
Homework Statement I've been going through a book called "Short Calculus: The Original Edition of A First Course in Calculus," by Serge Lang. It says, " The derivative of a^x is a^x (log a)." But everything else I look at says the derivative of a^x is a^x (ln a). Since ln a and log a are...- freetofu
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- Book Calculus Lang Ln Log Serge lang Short
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How do you evaluate this log equation?
Homework Statement log39 + log41/64 + log51 Homework Equations none The Attempt at a Solution I tried answering it by... (3x=9) + (4x=1/64) + (5x=1) because of this, I got 5. Is that correct?- haengbon
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- Log
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Transforming Log & Exponential Equations
Write the following log equations as exponential equations and vice-versa. 1.) ln 0.5 = - 0.6931 Differentiate with respect to x. 2.) y = e^x(sin x + cos x)- textbooks
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- Exponential Log
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Transforming Log & Exp Equations: Differentiate wrt x
Write the following log equations as exponential equations and vice-versa. 1.) ln 0.5 = - 0.6931 Differentiate with respect to x. 2.) y = e^x(sin x + cos x)- textbooks
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- Differentiate Log
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- Forum: General Math
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Uncertainty with a log function
Homework Statement Im trying to find the uncertainty for a log function. I have that f = 20log(V_in/V_out) and i want to know (delta)f Homework Equations f = 20log(V_in/V_out) The Attempt at a Solution I was going to do it the calculus way: f = 20log(V_in) -20log(V_out)...- sprinks13
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- Function Log Uncertainty
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Limit of (1-2/n)^n as n --> Infinity
Homework Statement Find the limit as n--> infinity of (1-2/n)^n Homework Equations We know (1+1/x)^x --> e as n--> infinity The Attempt at a Solution I worked it out as e^(-2) using log but I can't get it out using the fundamental limit above. I know it's the square of (1-1/x)^x...- wimma
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- Limits Log
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Behavior of the natural log at large values of x
Hello, I am fairly new here, so thank you in advance for your help. This is not a homework problem, just one of curiosity based on my limited knowledge of asymptotic expansions. I'm curious about how the function ln(x) or ln(1+x) behaves for large values of x. Plotting in Matlab, I see a linear...- karanmohan
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- Behavior Log Natural Natural log
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- Forum: Calculus
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The derivative of log and exp functions
Hi I want to know is it possible to differentiate exp and log functions where bases are functions not constants?How? Thanks -
Solving Tough Integral with Log - Need Help
I posted this in the mathematical/computation software forum but maybe there's an algebraic trick I don't know to help me solve this. I need to compute an integral of: \sqrt{\text{E1}^2-m^2} Log\left( \frac{m^2-m_B E1-m_B\sqrt{E1^2-m^2}}{m^2-m_B E1+m_B \sqrt{E1^2-m^2}}\right) over the... -
Mathematica Mathematica Tough Log Integration
I have an integration to perform \sqrt{\text{E1}^2-m^2} Log\left( \frac{m^2-m_B E1-m_B\sqrt{E1^2-m^2}}{m^2-m_B E1+m_B \sqrt{E1^2-m^2}}\right) Sqrt[E1^2 - m^2] log((m^2 - mB (Sqrt[E1^2 - m^2] + E1))/( mB (Sqrt[E1^2 - m^2] - E1) + m^2)) over the region {E1,m,mB/2} E1 is the variable. m is...- Hepth
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- Integration Log Mathematica
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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How do I solve for K in ln(1-4k) = -6k?
Homework Statement Trying to solve for K: ln(1-4k)=-6k Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I know that need to take the e of both side, to get 1-4k=e^-6k, but I cannot remember any properties of e to allow me to remove the k from the exponent. Any tips is appreciated.- CursedAntagonis
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- Exponential Log Natural Natural log
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Solve Log Problem: n^6 = log_2n(1944) = log_n(486√2)
Homework Statement If log_{}2n(1944) = log_{}n(486\sqrt{}2) then evaluate n^6 P.S the 2n and n are subscripts. Homework Equations log base b(a) = c is the same as a^c = b The Attempt at a Solution I tried converting log base 2n to log base n but I ended up nowhere.- Hockeystar
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- Log
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Bessel Differential Equation With Log
I am trying to solved a differential equation of Bessel type, X^2 Y('')+XY(')+(X^2-n^2)Y+YlogX=0, where Y(')=d/dx. Please help me that how to deal with such equation.- masqau
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- Bessel Differential Differential equation Log
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Why does the limit of (n^n)*(x^(n^2)) approach 0 as n approaches infinity?
Homework Statement I want to find the limit as n approaches infinity of (n^n)*(x^(n^2)), and Homework Equations My teacher told us to look at the log. 0<x<1. Also, since the log of this goes to -infinity, then the original limit in question goes to 0. (1) why is looking at log valid...- fk378
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Solving Log Problems: 2 Quick Challenges
I'm new here. You already knew that. Thank you, you, for clicking on my thread in any case. So, I've got these two log problems. My math teacher gave them out as a challenge. The class is relatively new to logs, and I'm having trouble working with these longer questions (longer than "simplify...- lexpar
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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How are we able to take the log of both sides of the equation?
Here is an equation: x^3 + 1 = 3^x We have no problem of taking ln of both sides, right? But if we write the equation as x^3 - 3^x + 1 = 0 Now let's take ln of both sides ln ( x^3 - 3^x + 1 ) = ln (0) But ln (0) is undefined. My question is: After just taking 3x to the...- Juwane
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- Log
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- Forum: General Math
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How do I solve this natural log integration problem?
Homework Statement \int^{4}_{2} \frac{dx}{x\left(lnx\right)^{2}} Homework Equations Let u=lnx du=\frac{1}{x}dx x=2 \rightarrow u=ln2 x=4 \rightarrow u=ln4 The Attempt at a Solution so with the u substitution we have: \int^{ln4}_{ln2} \frac{1}{u^{2}}du which goes to...- efekwulsemmay
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- Intergration Log Natural Natural log
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Solving for x: log 3 (x^2 -5x+6) - log 2 (2-x) = 2
Homework Statement Find x: log 3 (x^2 -5x+6) - log 2 (2-x) = 2 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I tried and got: (3-x).[(2-x)^1-log 2 (3)] = 9 but I don't know how to get x here ...- JoanF
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How Do You Solve Logarithmic Equations Involving Quadratics?
Q: Logx = 1 + 6/logx my attempt so far: Log x^2 = 7 where do i go from here?- storoi1990
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Solving Log Equations (Different Bases)
Homework Statement Only the equation: 2(3^x) = 7(5^x) Homework Equations N/A The Attempt at a Solution Okay. I've been fine learning the loglaws, until I hit this question. If they were the same base (or at least near the same, ex: 2 & 8) then I could simply change them into...- MPQC
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- Bases Log
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Separable ODE, should I take the log of both sides?
Homework Statement Solve dy/dx = exp(x-y) given that y = ln 2 at x = 0Homework Equations None.The Attempt at a Solution Firstly let's get the equation into a form so we can re-arrange the x's and y's, and then re-arrange. dy/dx = exp(x)/exp(y) exp(y)*dy = exp(x)*dx Integrate: exp(y) =...- JFonseka
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- Log Ode Separable
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How do I solve for x in this log equation?
Homework Statement 0.5log(2x-1)+log\sqrt{x-9}=1 Homework Equations N/A The Attempt at a Solution I have no idea how to approach this.- Cuisine123
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How do I evaluate this log expression?
Homework Statement 5^(log510-1) Homework Equations n/a The Attempt at a Solution I have no idea how to approach this.- Cuisine123
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- Expression Log
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Numerical solution to equations with log?
Homework Statement Merry Xmas~ I hope there's still someone online during the holiday season. I'm trying to solve a set of static laser rate equations but with log in the expression. I think, there's no analytic solution but I don't really know how solve the problem numerically with Matlab...- jinfur008
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- Log Numerical
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Math: log question-solving for x.
Homework Statement Solve: log(sub6)x+log(sub6)(x-5) = 2 Homework Equations na? The Attempt at a Solution i multiplied the second log out and got: log(sub6)x+log(sub6)x-log(sub6)5 = 2 then i put the x's on one side and the numbers on the other. 2(log(sub6)x) = 2+log(sub6)5...- shocklightnin
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- Log
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Solving Complex Log Derivatives: y = log_2(x^2+1)
Homework Statement y = \log_{2}(x^2 + 1) Homework Equations I think the pattern is: \frac{d}{dx}[\log_{b}(x)] = \frac{1}{x ln(b)}The Attempt at a Solution y\prime = \frac{2x}{(x^2+1)ln(2)} I did this by applying the pattern (that may or may not be correct) and then chain ruling the...- iamsmooth
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- Complex Derivatives Log
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Gaussian curve, x is a log scale
Hello! If I have the gaussian function, but x is a loarithmic scale. Can I infer that, if x was plotted using a regualr scale, that the function would be 'fairly' linear? At least initially? As the rate of change gradually increases befor slowing down again. I think this is reasonable... I...- nobahar
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- Curve Gaussian Log Log scale Scale
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How to Solve the Equation log(4x) = 1 + log(2, 2x)?
Solve the equation log4x=1+log22x, x>0- Wayne123
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- Log
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Solving equation with natural log with inverse hyperbolic
Homework Statement Solve ln(sinh-1(x)) = 1 (Just give the formula for x, no calculator is necessary) sinh-1(x) = asinh Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution When I did this, I knew sinh-1(x) = ln(x + sqrt.(x^2 +1), but the equation would look like ln(ln(x +...- yojo95
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- Hyperbolic Inverse Log Natural Natural log
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How Do I Solve This Natural Logarithm Problem?
Homework Statement This is my first time ever posting anything on here...but we just started working with ln? I know that it's the base e? or something like that... but the problem is this... 1/3=ln(x^2/x-4)Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I haven't attempted..i...- empty.soul
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- Log Natural Natural log
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Resolve Overflow Issue: Log(K) = 127.702 | K = 5.04316 * 10^127
"If your calculator has overflow issues with this problem, you can use this identity to solve for K: if log(K) = x + y then K = 10x * 10y Problem: log(K) = 127.702 K = 5.04316 * 10127 " Doesn't K = 10127 ? Where are they getting the 5.04316 from? How are they using that specified...- r_swayze
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- Log
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Data weighting on semi log scale
Hi I have to perform a fitting procedure on a semi logarithmic scale but I'm not sure how to weigh the experimental data points. I'm studying the decay of the luminescence of a certain type of crystals and the function I'm using has the form I = \frac{1}{\tau} e^{-\frac{t}{\tau}}...- raul_l
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- Data Log Log scale Scale
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Natural log fxn = negative integral?
Homework Statement True or false? ln(1/10) = -\int dx/x The Attempt at a Solution I have no idea where to start on this one. what is dx/x ??- Jules18
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- Integral Log Natural Natural log Negative
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Derivative of Log Determinant of a Matrix w.r.t a parameter
Hi, I'm trying to see why the following theorem is true. It concerns the derivative of the log of the determinant of a symmetric matrix. Here's the theorem as stated: For a symmetric matrix A: \frac{d}{dx} ln |A| = Tr[A^{-1} \frac{dA}{dx}] Here's what I have so far, I'm almost at the... -
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Misc. Can I Use Mineral Oil and Sawdust to Make Fire Logs?
OK, so paraffin is a hydrocarbon, and is a solid form of kerosene or mineral oil... I wanted to try making my own wax logs for starting our wood stove. Could I take dried out sawdust, mix it with a small amount of mineral oil, suck the moisture out of the "shape", allow for it to dry, then...- dingpud
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- Diy Fire Log Wax
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Solve Log Values Problem: Find A and B for \frac{Log A}{Log B} = \frac{2}{3}
Homework Statement A professor is doing a problem on the black board and ends up with the expression \frac{Log A}{Log B} = \frac{2}{3} . He absentmindedly cancels the “log”, making the left-hand side A/B. (A very wrong thing to do!) Luckily, he ends up with the correct values for A...- yoleven
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How can I use calculus to graph f(x)= 10(ln(ln(x))/ln(x))?
1. Graphing Carefully: Sketch f(x)= 10(ln(ln(x))/ln(x) accurately using calculus, your calculator, or both to aid you. Make sure to include all vertical asymptotes, as well as local extrema 2. f(x)= 10(ln(ln(x))/ln(x) 3. OK. I might come across as stupid but here goes... I don't...- NonTradHaruka
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- Graph Log Natural Natural log
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Calculators TI-89 Titanium date log GPA and Pass or Fail in jeopardy?
Alrighty, I know the TI-89 keeps up with date and time. It seems logical that it would somewhere inside the chips and silicon it makes a log of the date that data was inputted...rightttt. I made an idiot out of myself and didn't double check my scan-tron after an exam, my professor jokingly said...- jacron
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- Gpa Log Ti-89 Titanium
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How to Calculate the Optimal Jump for a Flea Over a Log?
I'm given the following problem. A log sits in the woods with a radius "r". Lazy flea wants to jump over the log with the least amount of velocity necessary. If distance "d" away from the center of the log, and angle theta is the angle of velocity above the horizontal. Find theta, d, and v(min)...- godtripp
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- Log
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Finding log something, in terms of A and B.
Homework Statement If Logb2=A and Logb49=B, what is logb397, in terms of A and B. This is one of the bonus question in my geometric quiz and i don't remember if the number is 397. I wonder if anyone get this? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution here is what i did bA=2 and bB=49...- Suy
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- Log Terms
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Finding log something, in terms of A and B.
Homework Statement If Logb2=A and Logb49=B, what is logb397, in terms of A and B. This is one of the bonus question in my geometric quiz and i don't remember if the number is 397. I wonder if anyone get this? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution here is what i did bA=2...- Suy
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- Log Terms
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help