Question

What is ln of 0.100#?

Answer 1

`ln0.100=-2.3026`

Explanation:

`ln` is used for Napier's or natural logarithm i.e. to the base `10`.

Now `0.100=10^(-1)`

hence `log0.100=-1`

As `ln0.100=log0.100/loge` - here `log` is used with base`10`

`ln0.100=-1/loge=-1/0.4343=-2.3026`