D delgeezee New member Joined Oct 26, 2011 Messages 12 Nov 2, 2011 #1 Can some explain natural logarthms, such as its relation to logs. I am having a terrible time understanding them.
Can some explain natural logarthms, such as its relation to logs. I am having a terrible time understanding them.
pka Elite Member Joined Jan 29, 2005 Messages 11,978 Nov 2, 2011 #2 delgeezee said: Can some explain natural logarthms, such as its relation to logs. I am having a terrible time understanding them. Click to expand... This is one of my most favorite questions. There is only one natural logarithm. Here it is: \(\displaystyle log(x)=y\text{ if and only if }e^y=x\).
delgeezee said: Can some explain natural logarthms, such as its relation to logs. I am having a terrible time understanding them. Click to expand... This is one of my most favorite questions. There is only one natural logarithm. Here it is: \(\displaystyle log(x)=y\text{ if and only if }e^y=x\).
