How can I get the base 10 antilog?
The "antilog base n of x" is just an old-fashioned way of saying "n to the xth power". For example, the base 10 antilog of 12.8 is just 10**12.8. Thus the code for setting the variable Y equal to the base 10 antilog of the variable X is just:
Y = 10**X
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