Where can I find a good logarithms book or PDF for summer study?

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The discussion centers on finding resources to study logarithms. A user expresses interest in studying logarithms over the summer and mentions a previously helpful site for calculus but notes a lack of information on logarithms. Other participants suggest exploring Paul's online math resources, specifically a dedicated page on exponential and logarithmic functions. Additionally, a one-page tutorial on powers and logarithms is recommended as a quick reference for pre-calculus concepts. The conversation emphasizes the importance of using the right resources for understanding logarithmic concepts in algebra rather than calculus.
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so i want to study logarithms this summer , i'd like you guys to recomonned for me a good book or site i used to go to this one http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/download.aspx it really helped me understand calculus I but they really lack info on logs , thanks in advance.
 
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Here is a nice looking one-page tutorial on powers and logs, a nice quick way to learn what you need to know pre-calculus.
 

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