Its sometimes hard to type it if logarithm is not natural and base is not 10, especially if base is variable. So anyone know rules how to type?
[Math] How to type logarithms in Wolfram|Alpha
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Its sometimes hard to type it if logarithm is not natural and base is not 10, especially if base is variable. So anyone know rules how to type?
Best Answer
Two ways I just checked:
Typing
log(a,b)
gives $\log_a(b)$.You can also use change-of-base to represent $\log_a(b)$ by
log(b)/log(a)
.