Course talk:MATH110/003/Groups/Group 14/Basic

Dear group 14,

I like what you did, there is a lot of stuff and it seems fairly well describe. Three major remarks though:

• I think it would be good to spend some time organizing things in a better way. It's a bit confusing to find things and your titles in the strange boxes

this is a strange box

are a bit confusing. I would recommend using the =Title= or ==Subtitle== strategy.

• Instead of typing Log(2)3 consider typing $\log _{2}(3)$ by typing:

  <math>\log_2(3)</math>

• What about links to exponential functions and more specifically to the natural logarithm?

Feel free to contact me if necessary. Cheers,

Dear group 14,

Thanks for taking my remarks into account. Here are a few more:

• When using the correct latex code for typing logarithm, please make sure you add a backslash, the code is \log_a x not just log_a x. If the base has more than one symbol (say a logarithm in base 10) you need to add curly brackets: so type \log_{10} x to get $\log _{10}x$.
• I've tweaked the presentation of your part on Laws of logarithms to make it look slightly better. In the laws themselves, some of the formulas naturally make the symbols become larger, for those which don't I had to add put all the content into a \displaystyle{} (so the idea is you write everything inside the curly brackets and it becomes larger. Try it for yourself.
• The solution of both your examples of the laws of logarithm have issues. The first one has a correct answer for very incorrect reasons. The second one is just plain wrong. Please watch out. I haven't had time to check all the others, make sure you present material that is correct.