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I need to know how to do logs with a hp 20 scientific calculator

I need to know how to use this calculator to do log problems I have no instructions

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Hello,

12 [LN] gives 2.484906650 natural logarithm (ln) of 12
12 [LEFT SHIFT: blue] [LOG] gives 1.079181246 : common log of 12
Hope it helps

  • k24674 Dec 04, 2009

    Hello,

    12 [LN] gives 2.484906650 natural logarithm (ln) of 12
    12 [LEFT SHIFT: blue] [LOG] gives 1.079181246 : common log of 12
    Hope it helps

  • k24674 Jun 22, 2010

    12 [LN] gives 2.484906650 natural logarithm (ln) of 12
    12
    [LEFT SHIFT: blue] [LOG] gives 1.079181246 : common log of 12



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