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Hi everyone,
I searched the forum and i didn't found nothing about this. i hope i didn't miss it.
Can i set the base of the logarithm. In Help files only exists base 2, 10 and e. Is it possible to define any base or do i have to aply the base switch rule?
Thanks in advance!
Daniel
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Yes
You can incorporate the change of base formula into the logarithmic equation:
f(x)=a ln(x-c)/ ln(b)+d
Hi,
in 4.0 you can use log(b,x), j-Dog's formula is equivalent to f(x)=a log(b,x-c)+d.
hello,
I used the following formula:f(x)=a log(b,x-c)+d
but the writing in latex appears as follows.is it that can improve the writing like this: 0.3 log[size=85]1.6[/size](x+2)
hello
these problems are normal in GG
you can define
h(x)=x-c
g(x)=simplify[h(x)]
f(x)=f(x) = a log(b, g(x)) + d
i think you'll like more
saludos
In fact it's a bug which we fixed yesterday (so will be OK in the next release :) )
hello,
thanks murkle the problem is resolved.
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