logarithms
I have a calculator that does not have antilog function. All it has is log to base 10 and natural log functions.
I was wondering if it is possible to calculate antilog using the log to base 10 function. Can this be done ? I am only concerned about log to base 10 and antilog to base 10.
It seems like you're pretty much done. For example, let's say you've found $\log_{10}b = 6$ and $\log_{10}a = 2$. Then $x = \frac{6}{2} = 3$.
Here it is. Just click on the “functions” tab on the right hand side of the panel and scroll down.
EDIT FOR CLARITY: 
Look at the text box closely. First up, the cursor is positioned in the region where you want the base to be. So after clicking the $log_a$ button, immediately type 5 (if the cursor moves, click in the lower region between “log” and “(“.) Then click inside the brackets to put the argument in. The final thing is:
Best Answer
Antilog is just another name for exponentiation. I'm sure your calculator has exponentiation! Or if it doesn't have, you can do repeated multiplication. In your case Antilog to base 10 is 10 raised to power something. And btw, I also have Casio fx-82 ms, and it has exponentiation.