What is x when y equals 10 in the equation y = log x?

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Start date Jan 1, 2006

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Jan 1, 2006

Hybr!d

Hey guys I am having Problems solving this question which was given to me by a friend.

y = log x
If y = 10, then what is x?

Your help will be greatly appreciated thank you.

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Jan 1, 2006

Doc Al

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What's the definition of log?

Jan 1, 2006

fargoth

look at the definition of log http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Logarithm.html"

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Jan 5, 2006

Aditya89

y=log x means 10^y=x. So, y=10 means x=10^10

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