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Welcome to the logarithm presentation.

So what is a logarithm?

The logarithm is a monotonic function.

And this logarithm is base 10.

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This logarithm evaluates to negative 3.

Then we take the logarithm of this and here's the logarithm with two gaps in sight.

As slow growing as logarithm turns out to be, this is even slower or growing, the logarithm of the logarithm of n, so which one would you choose?

Returns the base 10 logarithm of arg.

One last logarithm property to show you.

One's a logarithm, one's an exponent, right?

This is called the Discrete Logarithm problem.

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I will maximize the logarithm of this expression.

Review my logarithm videos if that's a little confusing.

Find the natural logarithm of 3 using a calculator.

log and log is short for the word logarithm.

This logarithm right over here will evaluate to one third.

F(n) n. Okay, and let's contrast this with a logarithm.

But when you put this as a logarithm, you are saying

Okay? So. The way to think about the logarithm is as follows.

The logarithm of this guy over here is number 1, Xi log p.

Going to the logarithm, we replace it with a sum that is 6.

And let's take the logarithm of it, because we're going multiply these guys.

So the answer to a logarithm you can say the answer to this

logarithm expression, or if you evaluate this logarithm expression, you should get a number that is really the exponent that you would have to raised two to to get eight.

This is just adding one to both sides and taking the logarithm base two.

The answer is that it's approximately 100 multiplied by the natural logarithm of two.

If you wanted the time to triple, you'd use the natural logarithm of three.

And then you could take the logarithm of both sides base 1.1, and you get x.

So graphically, what the logarithm is going to look like is it's going to look like.

So let's maximize instead the logarithm where this expression over here resolves to this expression over here.

Now let's write this entire thing as a logarithm. a to this thing is equal to b.

And I'll make a bunch of videos now, on actually how you can use these logarithm properties.

Recall that's exactly the definition of a logarithm base two of n. So since the first level is

Algebra in the early 1600s was not fully developed, and Napier's logarithm of one did not equal zero.

Finding the shortest path in a weighted, undirected connected graph took time m times the logarithm of n.

So to get a feel for what kind of win this is let me just remind you for those of you who are rusty, or for whatever reason have lived in fear of a logarithm, just exactly what the logarithm is.