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02-29-2004, 09:37 PM
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finding the root of a math function
alright, i have been trying to help a friend for the last hour with a project. neither of us actually understand the math behind the assignment, thereby making it impossible to do. if someone could explain the math here, i am sure we could figure out the coding. also, does anyone know how to do natural base ( ln(x) ) in c++? this sheet below just makes no sense to me at all, and he can't explain worth a dime. thanks.
http://131.183.20.251/Uploads/ACFCBB.pdf craig
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02-29-2004, 10:35 PM
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That link isn't working for me.
You could include math.h and use the log function. log(x)/log(b) will give you log base b of x. So do log(x)/log(e). |
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