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Use the shifted function of the appropriate log key (log for common (base 10) log/antilog and ln for natural (base e) log/antilog). For example, to calculate the common antilog of 2, press SHIFT log 2 = and to calculate the natural antilog of 2, press SHIFT ln 2 =.
The common (base-10) antilog is the shifted function of the "log" key on the third row of the keyboard, just above the "cos" key. The natural (base-e) antilog is the shifted function of the "ln" key just to the right of the "log" key. The two antilogs are marked "10^x" and "e^x", respectively.
Do you mean the antilog? For the common antilog, use the shifted function of the LOG key (marked 10^x). For the natural antilog, use the shifted function of the LN key (marked e^x).
For example, to calculate the common antilog of 0.5, press . 5 SHIFT [10^x] = and get about 3.16. To calculate the natural antilog of 0.5, press . 5 SHIFT [e^x] = and get about 1.65.
Antilog is a somewhat outdated terminology for the inverse function of the logarithm. To calculate on your FX-115ES the base 2 antilog of 4, key in Correct result is 16.
The natural antilog function is the shifted function of the natural log key (ln). The common antilog function is the shifted function of the common log key (log).
The common antilog is the 2ND function of the common log (LOG) key, just to the left of the 7 key. The natural antilog is the 2ND function of the natural log (LN) key, just to the left of the 4 key.
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what key do i use to figure antilog
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