Texas Instruments BA-II Plus Calculator "enter log base" Questions

...enter log 5 to the base 3 into my calculator what buttons would i push? 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, ...

enter a different log base (other than base How to enter a different log base (other than base e or base 10) into the Texas Instrument TI-80 silver The TI-83 doesn't have such a function built-in. Use

...to base 2 or how to do I enter values to make it base to. eg: log(9/14) = -.637 To compute a log to any base, enter it as log(x, base). You can either select log from the catalog or simply type it

ENTERING LOGS WITHOUT A BASE OF 10 I DONT KNOW HOW TO ENTER LOGS INTO A CALCULATOR WHEN IT DOESNT HAVE A BASE OF 10 (log(X))/(log(Y)) X= the base you want Y=# you are using

LOG 3 ENTER. The LOG key on the keyboard gives you base-10 (common) logs while the LN key gives you base-e (natural) logs. If you want the log to another base you can use the logBASE function found in

enter this into the calculator? The 30XA only has logarithm functions for base e and base 10. However, you can calculate the logarithm to any base by using the relationship logb x = log x / log b = ln

How do you enter the log base on the TI 89 Titanium? If you want to take the log base b of x, enter it as log(x, b). To get log, you can either type it in or press diamond 7.

...log( enter the number you are trying to get the log base 10 of and then close the parenthesis. Press enter and you should have your result. From my experience with an 89Ti it is ♦9 Sorry TI89 ...

...to type in number). Help! Where did the subscript go? For example, I have to graph log(sub 2)(x) Enter the base as the second argument, following a comma. For your example, enter it as logBASE(X,2)

log(6) enter 2 press the log key you will get 0.30102999 press the '+" key than 3 log you should get 0.47712125 for it Press the "=" or enter and you should get 0.778151250 for a answer than press inv