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Used the log table to estimate the value of log10 6.25.

Used the log table to estimate the value of log10 6.25.
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Used the log table to estimate the value of log10 6.25.

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Log10 of 6 = 0.7781512504 ≈ 0.778
Log10 of 7 = 0.84509804 ≈ 0.845

6.25 is closer to 6, so it has to be a little above 0.778; maybe 0.78 or 0.79

The actual value of log10 of 6.25 = 0.7958800173 ≈ 0.796

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So far the answer is 0.7958800173440752 good job for me right
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