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I have to draw a curve: f(x)=2*log(x), x>0
When i try to make this I get the following message: "Too few parameters in call to function "BASE" from 'y'" What do I do wrong :?: Can some body give a step by step solution :?: Best regards flem :wink: |
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Do you try to plot a natural logarithm, or base-10 logarithm or something else?
If you need the natural logarithm, then use the function ln instead: y(x) = 2 * ln(x) If you need a 10-base logarithm, use log10 function. The function [b]log[/n] requires two parameters - the argument and the logarithm base. That is: ln(x) = log(x, 2.71828182845905) log10(x) = log(x, 10) |
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