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FInd the exact value of the logarithmic expression: log2...1
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\[\log_{2}1 \]
again switch to exponential form
\[\log_2(1)=y\] \[2^y=1\]
got it that far
this should convince you not only that \[y=0\] but also that \[\log_b(1)=0\] no matter what b is
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right? because \[b^0=1\] always
how do you get that y=0 little confused
no how do you go from 2y=1 to y=0
i see the rest of it
Anything power 0 is 1.
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