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Order of magnitude without any base specified is commonly understood as being base 10, and it is extremely confusing to use other bases, as no one else uses the
by Shorel 14y ago
Order of magnitude without any base specified is commonly understood as being base 10, and it is extremely confusing to use other bases, as no one else uses them as 'orders of magnitude'.
You can talk about logarithmic scales without risk of confusion.