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Logan Turner
Thomas Martin
I memorized this for Calc I final exam and forgot a couple of weeks later.
Adam Ortiz
>[math] \log _{e} [/math]
REPORTED!
Parker Jones
Remember when you posted this a few days ago and everyone called you retard for expecting anyone to actually make an attempt at solving it? I remember.
Dominic Ramirez
>[math]\log_e[/math]
Connor Hill
>muh ln
this ways people would know that log is not only base 10
Ethan Taylor
log is assumed to be in base e, not base 10
Camden Rogers
log is always base e
Landon Wright
seriously though, how would you solve this? i dont think it has an answer
Colton Morgan
Nolan White
Holy shoot what's wrong with yous
Isaiah Harris
Easton Price
Robert Rodriguez
>all these brainlets
did you even go to school
Carter Edwards
Signs of high school dropouts
Lucas Sullivan
>Uses "lg" for ld
Did you make that yourself?
Gavin Myers
Easton Jackson
I used to do this for A-Level Maths years ago. And I proved I could do it by getting my qualification.
Wait till you get a day job you won't remember how to do it either m8.
Luis Powell
log is assumed base 10
ln is base e
how old are you?
Matthew Harris
engineer brainlet detected
Mason Hill
Math freshmen barely discovering programming detected.
Nathan Wright
What do you have to memorize? Just draw a triangle and use the Pythagorean theorem and trig
Adam Williams
Yup, except for that big symbol on the left
I dunno what that one stands for
Zachary Diaz
It's an elongated "s" and it means sum the top with the bottom
Jace Campbell
You fucking nigger use integral calc instead of asking sci
Integral-calculator.com
Jaxson Jackson
>h-he's a brainlet!!! i know that ln is just a meem! log base e! it's different from ln!
I don't know what you think you graphed there friendo, but last time I checked:
"log" refers to logarithm base 10, SOMETIMES base e but typically, base 10.
"ln" refers to the natural logarithm, i.e log base e.
In either case, log base is is either redundant or more clearly stated as ln.