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Calculator for Natural Logarithms

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    Find the natural logarithm of 3 using a calculator.
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    Round your answer to the nearest hundredth.
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    And this is a reminder: natural log of 3 --
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    this is just another way of saying log base e of 3.
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    Or what power do I have to raise e to get to 3.
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    And 3 is a little bit larger than e.
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    e is 2.71 and then it goes on and on.
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    So 3 is a little bit larger than e. So I'm guessing it gonna be
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    1. something something.
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    Let's get our calculator out and just calculate it.
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    So natural log, that's this button over here "ln".
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    I'm assuming it's maybe from french "log naturelle"
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    or something like that.
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    So natural log of 3 is
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    1. (and they want us to round to the nearest hundedth).
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    So 1.09 and at the thousandths place is an 8,
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    which is greater or equal to 5, so we want to round up.
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    So we want to round 9 up, that essentialy takes us to 10.
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    So 1.10.
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    So this is approximately equal to 1.10,
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    when we round to the nearest hundredth.
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Calculator for Natural Logarithms
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Calculator for Natural Logarithms

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English
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01:09
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