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Dear kindly note below producer for rectification of screen automatically switched to the left. As it does not have adjusted button. First adjust your display resolution 1366 X 768 and then Press on/off button till 6 sec. adjustment option will be appeared. Then again press on/off button till 6 sec, screen will set automatically.
If you mean the base of the natural logarithms, there isn't a key to give its value directly. It can be calculated by raising e to the first power by pressing 2nd [e^x] 1 = . [e^x] is on the third key in the leftmost column.
If you mean the exponent of ten, [EE] is the fifth key in the second column.
The common antilog is the shifted function of the "log" button (marked 10-superscript-x) and the natural antilog is the shifted function of the "ln" button (marked e-superscript-x). The log and ln buttons are both on the third row of the keyboard.
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
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.
To calculate the natural logarithm of the value in the display, just press the LN button. If you need the common (base-10) logarithm, compute it as ln(x)/ln(10). That is, divide the natural logarithm of the value divided by the natural logarithm of ten.
i fixed it, on the PS3 u hold the power Button while holding then Switch the power button on on the back for like 10 sec and it resets the picture settings to default
Press [2nd] [LOG] to display the menu for logs and exponential functions. Select [LN]. Enter the (positive) number, close the right parenthesis and press [ENTER].
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