CALC - Exponential Functions

Function

Description

Example

`@LOG(X)`	Returns the natural log (base e) of X. An error occurs if X is zero or negative.	`@LOG(100) = 4.60517...` `@LOG(0 = ERROR` `@LOG(-2) = ERROR`
`@EXP(X)`	Returns the value of e raised to the power of X.	`@EXP(2) = 7.38905...` `@EXP(1) = 2.71828...` `@EXP(0) = 1` `@EXP(-2.5) = .08208...`
`@LOG10(X)`	Returns the base 10 log of X. An error occurs if X is 0 or negative. To compute the antilog, you can use @POW, such as @POW(10,X).	`@LOG10(100) = 2` `@LOG10(50) = 1.69897...` `@LOG10(.5) =-.30102...` `@LOG10(0) = ERROR` `@LOG10(-5) = ERROR`