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Re: I could have done this on my own in grade 11...


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  • Subject: Re: I could have done this on my own in grade 11...
  • From: "Gary Fritz" <fritz@xxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2006 12:21:13 -0600
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> How do you convert Ln(X) where X>0 and <1 to 
> Log base10 ..

Google "convert log" and you'll find plenty of sites that describe the 
math.

Basically log[base Y] (X)  = log(X) / log(Y).

So log10(X) = log(X) / log(10).

Doesn't matter what log you use for the calculation, as long as you use 
the same log in numerator & denominator.  So Ln(X) / Ln(10) will work 
just fine.

Gary