The discussion focuses on evaluating logarithmic equations and the appropriateness of using descriptive words alongside mathematical expressions. Participants agree that adding context, such as "this is not big enough" or "try this:", is beneficial for clarity and understanding. The consensus emphasizes that mathematical strategies are flexible, and personal annotations can aid in problem-solving. This approach encourages a more intuitive grasp of logarithmic evaluations.
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priceofcarrot said:Hi,
I'm evaluating a log, and I'm wondering how many words I can use. When I'm trying different exponents to narrow in on the exponent that I'm looking for, can I use words next to each equation? For example, "this is not big enough" next to the numbers that aren't close to the number I'm looking for, or "try this:" next to the next number that I'm going to try as an exponent ?
Is that appropriate?