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    10 October 2022

    • curprev 10:5810:58, 10 October 2022Admin talk contribs 2,111 bytes +2,111 Created page with "== Problem Description== Logarithms were quickly adopted by scientists because of various useful properties that simplified long, tedious calculations. In particular, scientists could find the product of two numbers m and n by looking up each number’s logarithm in a special table, adding the logarithms together, and then consulting the table again to find the number with that calculated logarithm (known as its antilogarithm). Expressed in terms of common logarithms, th..."