If a common logarithm is written without a base, what base should be used in evaluating it? e 5 10 2

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If a common logarithm is written without a base, what base should be used in evaluating it?

e

5

10

2

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we know that

If a logarithm has no base written, you should generally (in algebra classes) assume that the base is 10.

hence

the answer is 10

Rafaame answered Nov 23, 2019

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