Nazlee R. answered 12/03/20
Knowledgeable, Tenacious, and Patient Tutor in Columbia
using the change of base formula,
ln(1010)/ ln(2) = 9.9802
Nazlee R. answered 12/03/20
Knowledgeable, Tenacious, and Patient Tutor in Columbia
using the change of base formula,
ln(1010)/ ln(2) = 9.9802
Raymond B. answered 12/03/20
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
2^2 = 4
2^4 = 4^2 = 16
2^8 = 16^2 = 256
2^16 = 256^2 = 65,536
the log is somewhere between 8 and 16
2^10 = 256x4 =1024
2^9= 256x2 = 512
the log is slightly less than 10, maybe 9.99 or so
they have calculators that can give you the precise log, but mine doesn't have that function
you could change the base
log2(1010) =ln1010/ln2 = 6.91770561/0.69314718= 9.980139586 = 9.9801 rounded to 4 decimals
In general loga(b) = lnb/lna = log10(b)/log10(a) = logz(b)=logz(a). you can change the log of any base to the quotient of the log of any other base, such as e or 10, so you can calculate it on most calculators.
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