How to Read a Log Scale Graph Made Simple

In this video, I will present a simple and easy-to-follow step-by-step tutorial that will teach you how to read a log graph complete with worked examples. This will let you read any log graph or semi-log graph with ease.

I will start by teaching you how to read a log scale, show a worked example of reading a simple log-log graph and then show you how to read numbers on a log graph if they are between two markers/increments

0:00 Intro
0:03 How to Read a Log Scale
2:29 Log-log vs Semi-Log Graphs
3:06 Reading a Log Graph Example
4:23 Reading Between Markings

[germainevanheerden]

Thanks so much for explaining this in a straight forward and easy to understand manner. Much appreciated!

[dangerousIyman]

my physics teacher didn’t even bother to teach us this and its on the exam - thank you so much for explaining this!

[MrUtah]

I've got my physics paper 3 exam tomorrow. You are a saviour

[UBEnergy]

Thank you for taking the time to post this. Very well done.

[Isidore_Chitosi]

Liked, subscribed, beautifully done!

[omarjammal]

بالتوفيق لطلابنا في هندسة الميكاترونكس الجامعة الاردنية

[ClearOutSamskaras]

Is the video indirectly demonstrating how slide rules worked in the computation of logs? Beautiful video btw.

[MsLanders]

The (log after) minus the (log before) will always be 1, so why include in the denominator in the equation?

[dirceuvaladas]

Very good explanation, thank you very much ❤🎉