KindOfAFarmer on Nostr: The way I remember it, a logarithm is the number that base b must raised to the power ...
The way I remember it, a logarithm is the number that base b must raised to the power of to achieve x (logb(x)).
So, for example, 10^2=100, so log10(100)=2.
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