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What is the derivative of loga
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Is "a" a variable and you are deriving with respect to a? Is "a" the base and the variable is missing? Is "a" a constant? If "a" is simply a constant, and the base is 10, remember that the derivative of a constant is zero.
a is a constant
If it is a constant, then it's very simple. For constant, k, \(\dfrac{d}{dx} k = 0\) The derivative of a constant is zero, so since "a" is a constant, log a is a constant, so d/dx (log a) = 0.
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