How do you evaluate Ln of E raised to a power?
Evaluate a Natural Logarithm Raised to a Power Without a Calculator
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The video tutorial explains the basic properties of logarithms, including the log base a of a equals 1 and the power rule. It introduces natural logarithms, highlighting that Ln has a base E, and demonstrates how to evaluate natural logarithms without a calculator.
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Describe how to evaluate logarithmic expressions without a calculator.
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