I need to find the LOG button - Texas Instruments TI-73 Calculator

Open your Web browser and type "192.168.0.1" (without quotes) into the address bar.

Press "Enter" on your keyboard to access the router.

A login prompt appears.

Enter your username and password to log into the router.

The router's main menu loads.

Navigate to the Maintenance heading of the Main Menu page.

Select "Set Password."

The "Set Password" menu appears.

Enter the router's old password into the Old Password field.

Type the new password into the New Password field. Verify the new password in the Repeat New Password field.

Click the "Apply" button to apply the change.
or if its the WGR614-V6 model

Push the "Default Reset" button on the back of the Netgear WGR614-V6.

The button is located on the back of the unit, to the left of the external antenna.

You may need to use a pin or the tip of a pencil to access the button.

Continue holding the button in until you see the "Power" indicator on the front of the unit turn off and back on.

This takes approximately ten seconds.

Let go of the button.

The Netgear WGR614-V6 shuts off and turns back on.

Allow several seconds for this process to complete.

Log into the router using the default password by opening a Web browser and navigating to the address "192.168.1.1." Enter the password "password" to log in.

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The LOG command on a TI-83 calculator is located just to the left of the 7 button. In other words, starting from the bottom left key of the calculator (the ON button), as you move up, you will see the STO-> button, then the LN button, and then the LOG button.
To use the LOG command, you will press the LOG button. log( will appear. You will then enter the value of which you wish to take the logarithm and add the closing parenthesis ) and press ENTER.

You can calculate the log of x to any base b by calculating log(x)/log(b) or ln(x)/ln(b). So, to calculate log 5 to the base 3, press
LOG 5 ) / LOG 3 ENTER
or
LN 5 ) / LN 3 ENTER

You need to do Admin programming to tell the system to log the calls (#317 & #318)

Then you need to put a log button on a lighted button (Feature 23)

To use Natural Log on the Scientific Texas Instruments, you may need to enter your number first (which is counter-intuitive). E.g. ln 1, press "1" first, and then the LN key.

The button itself is right beside the OFF button. To access the "e to the x" (notice written in yellow just behind it) you would need to hit the 2ND button first.

There are two ways to log a clerk on. Firstly, try the buttons next to the key. If the machine has been programmed to use these buttons, then pressing one of them will log you on. Otherwise, it is done by code. The default for clerk 1 is code 1, so you would press 1 then the CLK# button. If a different logon number has been programmed, then you will need to know it to log on.

You need to clear the fax log. Press the control panel's button (right or left) until you see 'fax log' on the display, then press OK or Enter (depending on the printer). Press the control panel's button again until you see 'clear fax log' or 'delete fax log' on the display, then press OK or Enter. You should get a confirmation message on the panel display. You can turn the printer off and then after a few seconds turn it back on. The fax log memory should be empty now.

Actually, it's the inverse of log, or 10^x, to do so, simpily press [2nd] [LOG].

Press the following keys:

Function
7
monitor key slowly 4 times
*
6
scroll down to SHIPMENT SET
set
2

Wait for the fax machine to reboot.

The problem is simple. You're trying to get an [H+] concentration which is obviously going to have a value of some number times ten raised to a negative power. Therefore, you have to insert the negative value of the pH into the 10^(x). When you insert said negative number you will come out with the right answer.
i.e.
The pH of a sample of human blood was calculated to be 7.41. What is the [H+] concentration of the blood?
10^(-7.41) = [H+]
[H+] = 3.9 E-8  
(the answer should only have two sig. figs because the pH has two digits after the decimal.