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Math.log(x)
Any numeric value or expression greater than zero.
The natural logarithm of x.
Math.log() computes logex, the natural logarithm of its argument. The argument must be greater than zero.
You can compute the base-10 and base-2 logarithms of a number with the following formulas:
log10x = log10(e*logex)
log2x = log2(e*logex)
These formulas translate into the following JavaScript functions:
function log10(x) { return Math.LOG10E * Math.log(x); } function log2(x) { return Math.LOG2E * Math.log(x); }
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