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theer R several formula tu get ln(x)...pik 1 & chaenj x tu x+1

gotta pik rite formula, based on spekted value av x

most kommon vershun is good for  0 < x <=2

ln(x)=(x-1) -0.5(x-1)^2 +(1/3)(x-1)^3 -(1/4)(x-1)4+-.....

dont konverg very fast, so gotta yuze many terms
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