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\[e\log(e)\] \[e\log_e\] what base is the log?
elog(e)
if it is log base e then then answer is e
why is that?
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since \[\log_e(e)=1\]
if it is log base ten then there is nothing to simplify
often \[\log_e(x)\] is written as \[\ln(x)\]so i was not sure
so if loge(e) =1 how did you get e as your answer
oh sorry for the confusion satellite
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oh i thought you wrote \[e\log(e)\]
yes i did write elog(e)
which if the base of the log was e would be \[e\times 1=e\] i am not sure what that e is doing out front. did you mean that as the base?
oh no thats correct now
ok then if the log means log base e, the answer is e times 1 equals e
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