antilog
Logarithm's reverse operation
An antilog is the number that corresponds to a given logarithm—the inverse operation of taking a log.
If the logarithm of 100 is 2, then the antilog of 2 is 100.
Also called antilogarithm.
To find the antilog, raise the base to the power of the logarithm.
Superscript showing power
- baseSupporting bottom structure
- powerEnergy transfer rate
- exponentialIncreasing by constant ratio
- mantissaLogarithm's fractional component
characteristic · scientific · notation · calculator · slide · rule · tables · inverse
Increasing by constant ratio
- increaseGrowth in amount
- multiplicationProduct-finding operation
- amplificationIncrease in intensity
- doublingMultiplying by two
surge · expansion · escalation · proliferation · compound · geometric · progression · scaling
exponent
Superscript showing power
- baseSupporting bottom structure
- powerEnergy transfer rate
- exponentialIncreasing by constant ratio
mantissa · characteristic · scientific · notation · calculator · slide · rule · tables · inverse · function
exponential
Increasing by constant ratio
- increaseGrowth in amount
- multiplicationProduct-finding operation
- amplificationIncrease in intensity
doubling · surge · expansion · escalation · proliferation · compound · geometric · progression · scaling · magnitude
- inverse functionsarcsin, arccos, arctan, arcsine, arccosine
- Logarithmsln, mantissa, characteristic, product rule, base ten
antiloglogarithm
Exponent-determining mathematical operation
log · natural logarithm · ln · common logarithm · exponent