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Hi guys,
I searched online for documentation about the log base y button in the iOS Scientific Calculator but I couldn't find any.
What is it?
Is it the inverse log function?
If so what base? Base 10, 2 or e?
Thanks for the help.
iOS Scientific Calculator-OTHER, iOS 10, null
This is not an inverse logarithm, it is a logarithm using any other base than existing buttons for base 10 or base 2 logarithms. The "y" is whatever base you want to use for the logarithm.
Suppose you'd want the base 4 logarithm of the number 12 (i.e. log4 12). The keystrokes you would use would be:
This is not an inverse logarithm, it is a logarithm using any other base than existing buttons for base 10 or base 2 logarithms. The "y" is whatever base you want to use for the logarithm.
Suppose you'd want the base 4 logarithm of the number 12 (i.e. log4 12). The keystrokes you would use would be:
log base y Scientific Calculator
