Question

How is "ln" different from "log"?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

ln is a base e logarithm and log is a base 10 logarithm.

Answer 3

ln is the natural log,,,
its log with base e\[\log_e(x)=\ln(x)\]

Answer 4

ln is log to base e, where e is 2.71 aprrox.

Answer 5

That makes sense, thankx :). please answer my other question?

Answer 6

what question?

Answer 7

\( \log \) does not unambiguously mean the base-\(10\) logarithm, it is rather "the logarithm that we usually use".

Answer 8

In many areas of higher mathematics, \( log \) means the natural logarithm and the \( \ln \) is seldom seen.

Answer 9

In computer science we often use \( log \) to mean \( log_2 \)

Answer 10

Well that means that only one answer is incorrect, not ALL!

Answer 11

Sorry, I would refrain from expressing judgement in any form.

Answer 12

Fool:P

Answer 13

lol, thanks :P