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drewmccluskey edited this page Jan 14, 2019
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log10
This function returns the log base 10 of n
Syntax:
log10(n)
Argument
Description
double n
The input value
Returns:double
Description:
The function asks: "How many times does the number 10 have to be multiplied by itself to equal n?" For example, function log10(1000) will return 3, because 10x10x10 = 1000. There are 3 powers of 10 to equal 1000.
Example:
doublevalue;value=log10(100);
This code will set value to 2. There are 2 powers of 10 to equal 100.
Example 2:
doublevalue;value=log10(0.2);
This code will set value to -0.69897. There are -0.69897 powers of 10 to equal 0.2.