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Date:
1600-1700
Language:
Modern Latin
Origin:
logarithmus, from
Greek
logos (
LOGIC
) + arithmos
'number'
logarithm
noun
Related topics:
Maths
,
Numbers
log‧a‧rith‧m
[
countable
]
technical
HM
a number representing another number in a mathematical system so that complicated calculations can be done as simple addition
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