This is best seen by examining some simple numbers. For example:
There are 3 digits in 10^2 (= 100). 2*log(10) = 2 add 1 to get 3.
There are 4 digits in 20^3 (= 8000). 3*log(20) = 3.903... Take integer part and add 1 to get 4
There are 7 digits in 35^4 (= 1500625). 4*log(35) = 6.176... Take the integer part and add 1 to get 7
etc.
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1). Take log to the base 10 of the number log(2014^2022) = 2022*log(2014)
2022×log10(2014)=6680.8082406919857846
2) Take the integer part (6680) and add 1 to get 6681. That's how many digits there are.
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Really Alan ?? :/:/
Would you like to talk about this a bit please -it is really weird :/
This is best seen by examining some simple numbers. For example:
There are 3 digits in 10^2 (= 100). 2*log(10) = 2 add 1 to get 3.
There are 4 digits in 20^3 (= 8000). 3*log(20) = 3.903... Take integer part and add 1 to get 4
There are 7 digits in 35^4 (= 1500625). 4*log(35) = 6.176... Take the integer part and add 1 to get 7
etc.
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