Antilog Table 

What is an example of an antilogarithm?

The number that a particular logarithm stands for is called antilogarithm.

For example, if log x = y, then x is the antilogarithm of y.

A number whose logarithm equals a specified number is antilogarithm to that specified. Because the logarithm of 10,000 (10⁴) is 4, the antilogarithm of 4 is 10,000.

Antilog is the abbreviated form of Anti-Logarithms.

What is the antilog symbol?

A logarithm (log) is a mathematical process in which the base of the logarithm (typically 10) is raised to a specified integer, resulting in some value. The inverse of the log function is an antilogarithm (antilog). Base e is the natural log function, which rounds to 2.72. ex is the anti-natural log function.

What exactly is the antilog formula?

We may solve this problem using the formula y = b3, where b is the logarithmic basis and y is the outcome. For instance, if the base is 10 (as in our ordinary number system), the result is 1000.

What is the procedure for locating the log and antilog tables?

We outline the steps for locating the antilog:

• The first step is to separate the number's characteristic and mantissa.
• Find a comparable value for the mantissa using the antilog table.
• The mean difference is also shown in the columns of the antilog table.
• Add the obtained values.

How do you track down the natural antilog?

To get the equivalent natural log, multiply a common log by 2.303. The logarithm transform's inverse is the antilogarithm (also known as an antilog). Because 1000's logarithm (base 10) = 3, its antilogarithm is 1000. Take 10 to that power to find the antilogarithm of a base 10 logarithm.

How do we look for antilog on a table?

To use an antilog-table to discover the value of x, the decimal portion (i.e., the mantissa) must be turned positive. As a result, we proceed:

log x = -2.0248 = 3 + 3 - 2.0249 = 3 +.9751 =3.9751

As a result, x = antilog 3.9751.

How do you deal with antilog?

If log M = x, M is known as the antilogarithm of x and is written as M = antilog x. For instance, if log 39.2 = 1.5933, antilog 1.5933 = 39.2. If the logarithmic value of a number is known, we can find the number using the antilog-table.

On a calculator, what is the antilog function?

The antilog is the log base 10's inverse. The antilog can calculate the original values of data that have been converted using a log base 10. For instance, if the original data value is 18,349, the log base 10 is 4.2636124.

How do you manually compute antilog?

x is defined as the sum of an integer part plus a multiple of 0.301 and a residual smaller than 0.301. To find the antilog of x, multiply the antilogs of the three integers.

What is the inverse of 1?

AntiLog(1) has a value of 10.

What is the inverse of 10?

AntiLog(10) value = 10¹⁰.