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What is the value of the natural logarithm when x=0.4 is rounded to the nearest hundredth?

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hello :
ln (0.4) = - 0.92....( rounded to the nearest hundredth )
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Answer:


\ln 0.4 \approx -0.92

Explanation:

Since x is lesser than 1, then value of its natural logarithm must be negative. Likewise, the natural logarithm is a transcendental function and an irrational number, then it can only be estimated by approximations. One approach is using Taylor Polynomials, whose approximation is:


\ln 0.4 \approx -0.92

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