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Natural Logarithms and e Quiz

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What is the natural logarithm of 7.5?

$ln 7.5 = 2.0149$ (correct)

$ln 7.5 = 3.1416$

$ln 7.5 = 2.708$

$ln 7.5 = 1.386$

What is the natural logarithm of e?

$ln e = 0$

$ln e = e$

$ln e = 1$ (correct)

$ln e = 2.718$

How is the natural logarithm of x generally written?

log$_{10}$ x

ln x (correct)

log$_e$ x

log x

What does the natural logarithm represent for a positive real number a?

<p>The area under the curve $y = 1/x$ from 1 to a</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the natural logarithm of 1?

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Study Notes

Natural Logarithms Overview

The natural logarithm of 7.5 is approximately 2.014.
The natural logarithm of e (approximately 2.718) is equal to 1.
The natural logarithm of a variable x is typically written as ln(x).
For a positive real number a, the natural logarithm (ln(a)) represents the power to which the base e must be raised to obtain a.
The natural logarithm of 1 is 0, since e^0 = 1.

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Test your knowledge of natural logarithms and the mathematical constant e with this quiz. Explore the properties and applications of natural logarithms, and gain a deeper understanding of their significance in mathematics and science.