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Why is it important that the definition states that the base of the logarithm is positive?
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Why is it important that the definition states that the base of the logarithm is positive?

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Because thelogarithm is the inverse function of the exponential operation, i.e.: if ab=c a , then b=loga(c) b = log a ⁡ ( c ) .
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