How To Find Natural Log Of A Number

Natural Logarithm - ln(x)

Natural logarithm is the logarithm to the base e of a number.

• Natural logarithm (ln) definition
• Natural logarithm (ln) rules & properties
  • Derivative of natural logarithm (ln)
  • Integral of natural logarithm (ln)
• Complex logarithm
• Graph of ln(x)
• Natural logarithms (ln) tabular array
• Natural logarithm estimator

Definition of natural logarithm

When

e ^y = x

And so base of operations e logarithm of x is

ln(x) = log _east (x) = y

The e constant or Euler's number is:

e ≈ ii.71828183

Ln as inverse part of exponential function

The natural logarithm function ln(x) is the inverse part of the exponential role e^x.

For ten>0,

f (f ^-1(x)) = e ^ln(x) = ten

Or

f ^-one(f (x)) = ln(east^x ) = x

Natural logarithm rules and properties

Rule name	Rule	Instance
Product rule	ln(10 ∙ y) = ln(10) + ln(y)	ln(3 ∙ vii) = ln(3) + ln(7)
Quotient rule	ln(x / y) = ln(x) - ln(y)	ln(3 / 7) = ln(iii) - ln(vii)
Power rule	ln(10 y ) = y ∙ ln(ten)	ln(2 eight ) = 8∙ ln(ii)
ln derivative	f (x) = ln(10) ⇒ f ' (ten) = 1 / x
ln integral	∫ ln(x)dx = x ∙ (ln(ten) - 1) + C
ln of negative number	ln(x) is undefined when x ≤ 0
ln of nada	ln(0) is undefined
ln of one	ln(1) = 0
ln of infinity	lim ln(x) = ∞ ,when x→∞
Euler's identity	ln(-ane) = iπ

Logarithm product dominion

The logarithm of the multiplication of x and y is the sum of logarithm of x and logarithm of y.

log _b (x ∙ y) = log _b (10) + log _b (y)

For example:

log₁₀(iii ∙ vii) = log₁₀(3) + log₁₀(7)

Logarithm quotient rule

The logarithm of the partition of ten and y is the difference of logarithm of x and logarithm of y.

log _b (x / y) = log _b (10) - log _b (y)

For example:

log₁₀(3 / 7) = log_x(iii) - log₁₀(7)

Logarithm ability rule

The logarithm of ten raised to the ability of y is y times the logarithm of x.

log _b (x ^y ) = y ∙ log _b (x)

For instance:

log₁₀(2 ^eight ) = 8∙ log₁₀(2)

Derivative of natural logarithm

The derivative of the natural logarithm function is the reciprocal function.

When

f (ten) = ln(x)

The derivative of f(x) is:

f ' (x) = 1 / ten

Integral of natural logarithm

The integral of the natural logarithm role is given by:

When

f (x) = ln(x)

The integral of f(x) is:

∫ f (x)dx = ∫ ln(10)dx = ten ∙ (ln(ten) - 1) + C

Ln of 0

The natural logarithm of zero is undefined:

ln(0) is undefined

The limit near 0 of the natural logarithm of x, when x approaches nil, is minus infinity:

Ln of 1

The natural logarithm of one is zero:

ln(one) = 0

Ln of infinity

The limit of natural logarithm of infinity, when x approaches infinity is equal to infinity:

lim ln(10) = ∞, when x→∞

Complex logarithm

For complex number z:

z = re^iθ = x + iy

The circuitous logarithm will exist (n = ...-two,-1,0,1,ii,...):

Log z = ln(r) + i(θ+2nπ) = ln(√(10 ²+y ²)) + i·arctan(y/ten))

Graph of ln(x)

ln(x) is not defined for existent non positive values of x:

Natural logarithms table

ten	ln ten
0	undefined
0+	- ∞
0.0001	-9.210340
0.001	-6.907755
0.01	-iv.605170
0.ane	-ii.302585
1	0
2	0.693147
eastward ≈ 2.7183	i
3	1.098612
4	i.386294
5	1.609438
half dozen	1.791759
7	1.945910
viii	two.079442
9	2.197225
10	ii.302585
xx	2.995732
xxx	3.401197
40	3.688879
l	3.912023
60	4.094345
seventy	4.248495
eighty	4.382027
ninety	4.499810
100	4.605170
200	5.298317
300	5.703782
400	5.991465
500	6.214608
600	6.396930
700	6.551080
800	6.684612
900	six.802395
1000	half-dozen.907755
10000	nine.210340

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See likewise

• Logarithm (log)
• Natural logarithm calculator
• Natural logarithm of zero
• Natural logarithm of one
• Natural logarithm of e
• Natural logarithm of infinity
• Natural logarithm of negative number
• Ln changed part
• ln(x) graph
• Natural logarithm table
• Logarithm calculator
• e constant

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