Discussion
Napier's logarithm is also called
Answer: A
Napier's logarithms are the natural logarithms, taken to base \( e \) and written \( \ln x \).
Common logarithms, to base 10, came slightly later and are named after Briggs. The mantissa is only the fractional part of a logarithm, and the antilogarithm is the inverse operation, so neither names a system of logarithms at all.
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