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Bernard Liengme
If LOG(y) = x; then y = 10^x.
That is the definition of logarithm
So the 'antilog' is 10^x to get y
If you are using logs to bas e (natural logs), then use EXP(x) to find y.
Have a look at you hand calculator and you will see the same relationships
best wishes
That is the definition of logarithm
So the 'antilog' is 10^x to get y
If you are using logs to bas e (natural logs), then use EXP(x) to find y.
Have a look at you hand calculator and you will see the same relationships
best wishes