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WolfOfTheSteps
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Homework Statement
I have a function of temperature, and I am asked to do the following:
"Plot it in logarithmic scale as a function of the logarithm of temperature"
The Attempt at a Solution
Does this mean I just make the horizontal axis, T, a logarithmic numberline?
Or do I have to actually plot my function f(T) as f(ln(T)), and just have relatively small numbers on the x-axis numberline?
While the second option seems to literally be what the question is asking me to do, I don't see the point! You loose the ability to see T on the x-axis! (Instead you see numbers for ln(T) which is not intuitive) Both plots look basically the same, so why would the question ask me to do the latter option??
Thanks!