> Why is log(a) 1 always equal to 0 for any valid base a ?

Why is log(a) 1 always equal to 0 for any valid base a ?

Why is log(a) 1 always equal to 0 for any valid base a ?

Posted at： 2014-12-18　
When you raise a valid base to the 0th power, what do you get?

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Because only 0 solves a^x = 1 for any valid a.
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