Texas Instruments TI-30XA Calculator "log functions" Questions

...log (LN) is the exponential function e^x.If y= ln(x) then x=e^y  On a calculator functions that are inverse of one another share the same physical key. If one function is marked on a key, the ...

How do I work the anti log on TI-30X 2s? Where are the buttons? What you call the antilog is also known as as the power function. More specifically, the inverse of a decimal log is the function 10 to ...

How to use antilog by casio fx-82es The inverse of the log function is the function 10^ antilogarithm of (x)=10^(x) The function shares the same physical key as the [LOG] function. To access it you ...

anti log casio fx 85 es The inverse of the log function is the function 10^ y=log(x) has the function x=10^y as inverse. y=ln(x) has the function x=e^y log and 10^ have the same key. ln and e^ have ...

hi, how do i calculate log^-1 on my ti-30xa? for example, in order to calculate log^-1(-2), what do i do? thank you. The inverse of the common log function is the power function with base 10 (10^). It

...functions on your casio CFX-9850GC PLUS? All calculators it's the same: log x base y = log x / log y log (x*y) = log x + log y log (x/y) = log x - log y the default base in all the calculators is 10 ...

I need an inverse log button on the casio calculator 9750GII.... does it have one??? I know how to do log, but can't find the inverse. The log base 10 function has an inverse: It is the 10 ^x function

inverse log function I need the inv(log(X)) how do you get the inv. For the common antilog, use the 10^x function available as the shifted function of the log key. For example, to calculate the common

My calculator is giving me the wrong answers for the Log^-1. I keep on pressing SHIFT then the Log and the anti- log keeps on coming up as 10^. Before it would appear on the screen as Log^-1 ( ). ...

what is the LOG function on the HP 10bII calculator? The 10bII does not have a key for the common logarithm function. You can use the natural logarithm function (LN, the shifted function of the 2 key)