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■ ˄exponentiation┆˅root
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       Operations and their Inverses
• Operations and their Inverses
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○○○ Operations and their Inverses ⪢⪢
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     +addition┆−subtraction
• +addition┆−subtraction
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• +addition┆−subtraction
Addition and Subtraction ➊ Natural numbers are closed under addition. ➋ Subtraction is the inverse operation of addition. p + q = r ┆ r - q = p ┆ r - p = q If p or q is greater than or equal to r, the result is not a natural number. By including 0 and ...
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    ·multiplication┆/division
• ·multiplication┆/division
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• ·multiplication┆/division
Multiplication and Division ➌ Multiplication is repeated addition. p + p + p = p·3 p·0 means 'adding p zero times', which is 0. If we define p·(-q) as 'subtracting p q times', then integers are closed under multiplication too. ➍ Division is the inverse ...
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   ˄exponentiation┆˅root
• ˄exponentiation┆˅root
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• ˄exponentiation┆˅root
Exponentiation and Root ➎ Exponentiation is repeated multiplication. p · p · p = p ˄ 3 p ˄ 1 means 'multiplying p one time', which means 'adding p one time', that is p. (p˄m)·(p˄n) = p˄(m+n) (p˄m)˄n = p˄(m·n) (p·q)˄n = (p˄n)·(q˄n) ➏ Root is the invers ...
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• ˄exponentiation┆˅root
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• ˄exponentiation┆˅root
According to Pythagoras theorem the diagonal length of a square with each side measuring one unit would be square root of two. The assumption that square root of two could be expressed as a ratio of two integers deduces a contradiction.
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• ˄exponentiation┆˅root
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  ˄exponentiation┆⍻logarithm
• ˄exponentiation┆⍻logarithm
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• ˄exponentiation┆⍻logarithm
❽ Logarithm is the inverse operation of exponentiation. p ˄ q = r ┆ r ⍻ p = q ① 1⍻p = 0 ② p⍻p = 1 ③ (p˄x)⍻p = x ④ p˄(x⍻p) = x ⑤ (x˄q)⍻p = ( (p˄(x⍻p) )˄q)⍻p ∵□=p˄(□⍻p) = ( p˄((x⍻p)·q) )⍻p ∵(p˄□)˄p=p˄(□·p) = (x⍻p)·q ∵(p˄□)⍻p=□ = q·(x⍻p) x⍻c = ( p˄(x⍻p) )⍻ ...
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◌◌◌ Exponentiation
b˄n is called "b raised to the n-th power", "b raised to the power of n", "the n-th power of b", "b to the n-th", or most briefly as "b to the n"
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◌◌◌ Logarithm
"the log, base b, of x" "To what power must b be raised, in order to yield x?"
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○○○ x⍻b ⪢⪢
ᐥWhat power you have to raise b to in order to get x?ᐥ
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