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Use a scientific calculator to evaluate ln 26 (round to the nearest ten-thousandth).
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Do you have a scientific calculator?
no well im useing mathway but u dint know how to do it
*i dont know
If I found the same thing that you're using, you can find the 'ln' key under the arrow by 'log'. Once it gives you ln and a set of parentheses, just type in 26 and it should give you the decimal answer.
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