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How To Find Antilog by Using Simple Calculator

The document provides steps to find the antilog (base 10 exponent) of a number using a basic calculator. The steps are: 1) Write the log number, 2) Divide by 0.4343, 3) Multiply by 0.00024417206, 4) Add 1, and 5) Multiply the result by itself 12 times. An example of finding the antilog of 0.6990, which is 5, is shown.

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How To Find Antilog by Using Simple Calculator

The document provides steps to find the antilog (base 10 exponent) of a number using a basic calculator. The steps are: 1) Write the log number, 2) Divide by 0.4343, 3) Multiply by 0.00024417206, 4) Add 1, and 5) Multiply the result by itself 12 times. An example of finding the antilog of 0.6990, which is 5, is shown.

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TEHSINKHAN PATHAN

**HOW TO FIND ANTILOG BY USING SIMPLE


CALCULATOR?
STEPS TO BE FOLLOWED :1. WRITE THE NO.
2. TAP (i.e. divide ) by 0.4343 & = (equal to)
3. TAP X (i.e. Multiply ) by 0.00024417206
4. ADD 1
5. TAP X & = (MULTIPLY & EQUAL TO) 12 TIMES
SIMULTANEOUSLY.
FOR EXAMPLE :- LOG 5 = 0.6990
NOW WE WANT TO FIND ANTILOG OF 0.6990 THEN
1. 0.6990
2. (0.6990 0.4343) = 1.60948653004
3. (1.60948653004 X 0.00024417206) = 0.00039299164
4. (0.00039299164 + 1) = 1.00039299164
5. (1.00039299164 X THEN =) FOR 12 TIMES
= 4.9997 ~ 5 (i.e. log 5)

TEHSINKHAN PATHAN

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