Question

What is `loge`?

Answer 1

`loge=0.4343`

Explanation:

When we take logarithm of a number, we take to some given base.

For example `log_ax=n` then `x=a^n`

In `loge`, no base has been mentioned.

By convention when base is not mentioned,

base is taken to be `10`

Hence `loge=log_10e` and as `e=2.7182818284590452`

`loge=0.4343` as `10^0.4343~=e`

However, we also use base `e`, for which we use word `ln` (here ln stands for Napiers logarithm - some call natural log) and `lne=1`