Antilog Calculator

Antilog - Quick Cheat Sheet

Definition: Antilog of x base b is b^x. It's the inverse of the logarithm.
Formula: b^x = \exp(x \cdot \ln b).
Valid bases: b > 0 and b ≠ 1. Common choices: b = 10, b = e, b = 2.
Negative x: Produces reciprocals (e.g., 10^{-3} = 0.001).
Display: Large/small results are shown in scientific notation; adjust "Precision" to change digits.
Sanity checks: If b=10, then \log_{10}(b^x) = x; similarly \ln(b^x) = x\ln b.

Edge cases & notes

Extremely large |x| may overflow to ∞ or underflow to 0; try smaller |x| or different base.
Custom base must be strictly positive and not equal to 1.
Precision here affects displayed digits only, not the internal calculation.