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[cara.mel]

I understand that much I dont know anything else

[cara.mel]

yes

log is defined as the inverse of the logarithm function

Does that mean arcsin is inverse of sin?
I understand trig except for how it is meant to be linked with exponential I don't follow that

edit: so if you pretend trig and exponential are seperate I think i will get trig example if you compare it to exponential example

[Flaming_Arrow]

Also, a note (a tiny trick if you like), always use the log laws to avoid , they are very messy to deal with, it is far easier to use its equivalence
and, you should seek to express everything with one log term (having two or more is often confusing and difficult to deal with

How did you do that?
What are Log Law?
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[/0]

thank you everyone
so is Log like ^ and arcsin and stuff?

Eg
sin theta = 0.5
arcsin (sin theta) = arcsin (0.5)
theta = arcsin (0.5)

Yeah they're both inverses, in that respect they're analogous, but I think the properties of arcsin are more complicated (perhaps just because I haven't learnt them )

[Mao]

Also, a note (a tiny trick if you like), always use the log laws to avoid , they are very messy to deal with, it is far easier to use its equivalence
and, you should seek to express everything with one log term (having two or more is often confusing and difficult to deal with

How did you do that?
What are Log Law?
you can post reply here: http://vcenotes.com/forum/index.php/topic,4899.0.html

... non sequitur?

[dcc]

Also, a note (a tiny trick if you like), always use the log laws to avoid , they are very messy to deal with, it is far easier to use its equivalence
and, you should seek to express everything with one log term (having two or more is often confusing and difficult to deal with

How did you do that?
What are Log Law?
you can post reply here: http://vcenotes.com/forum/index.php/topic,4899.0.html

... non sequitur?

For positive numbers there is no worry.

[Mao]

nono, as in

"What are the log laws?"

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[/0]

nono, as in

"What are the log laws?"

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For an appropriate