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Why we take (base e$e$) and (base 2) in natural and discrete logarithm, respectively?
I do not understand the difference between these two concepts.
Why we take (base e) and (base 2) in natural and discrete logarithm, respectively?
Why we take (base $e$) and (base 2) in natural and discrete logarithm, respectively?
Why discrete logarithm? Iswe take (base e) and (base 2) in natural and discrete logarithm is part of logarithm, respectively?
Why discrete logarithm? Is discrete logarithm is part of logarithm?
Why Discrete Logarithm?discrete logarithm?
Discrete Logarithm Is discrete logarithm is Partpart of Logarithmlogarithm?
I can`tdo not understand the difference between these two thingsconcepts.
Why Discrete Logarithm??
Discrete Logarithm is Part of Logarithm?
I can`t understand difference two things
