A University Algebra
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Nap. log 10 Digitized by VjOOQ IC TABUS OF LOaABITHMS. 177 (But com. log 10 = 1, and Nap. log 10 = 2.30258606. as found aboye. Hence, V ModtUtis of common system = , o/^«>o»r/^ = .43429448. I Tables of Logarithms.
195. As one of the most important uses of logarithms is to facilitate the performance of multiplication, division, involution, and evolution, when the numbers are large, according to (17 8^18 1)^ it is necessary to have at hand a table containing the logarithms of numbers. Such a tabl...e of common logarithms is usually found in treatises on trigonometiy and on surveying, or in a separate volume of tables.* These tables usually contain the common loga- rithms of numbers from 1 to 10000, with provision for ascertaining therefrom the logarithms of other numbers with sufficient accuracy for practical purposes. Four pages of such a table will be found at the close of this volume.
196* JPvobm — To find t?ie logarithm of a number from the table.
Solution. — The logarithm of any number from 1 to 100 inclusive can be taken directly from the first page of the table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nap. log 10 Digitized by VjOOQ IC TABUS OF LOaABITHMS. 177 (But com. log 10 = 1, and Nap. log 10 = 2.30258606. as found aboye. Hence, V ModtUtis of common system = , o/^«>o»r/^ = .43429448. I Tables of Logarithms.
195. As one of the most important uses of logarithms is to facilitate the performance of multiplication, division, involution, and evolution, when the numbers are large, according to (17 8^18 1)^ it is necessary to have at hand a table containing the logarithms of numbers. Such a tabl...e of common logarithms is usually found in treatises on trigonometiy and on surveying, or in a separate volume of tables.* These tables usually contain the common loga- rithms of numbers from 1 to 10000, with provision for ascertaining therefrom the logarithms of other numbers with sufficient accuracy for practical purposes. Four pages of such a table will be found at the close of this volume.
196* JPvobm — To find t?ie logarithm of a number from the table.
Solution. — The logarithm of any number from 1 to 100 inclusive can be taken directly from the first page of the table.
What to read after A University Algebra?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Olney to read onlineMoreLess
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