Adding logarithms, in space!
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Adding Logarithms with Austin Underhill, the Friendly Space Whale
Posted on October 31, 2011 by Jason Dyer
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Nicely done. Creative and efficiently makes the point.
A simple and fun way to understand the basic log rules – nice.
It may have been useful to give an example after the first rule had been established that the person watching could test their knowledge on like log2(5) + log2(6) = ?
Also, an example at the end with different base numbers would be interesting for the watchers to think about.
These are of course just minor points. All in all, an awesome video!
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