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Log 2 (1)

Log 2 (1) is the logarithm of 1 to the base 2:

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Calculate Log Base 2 of 1

To solve the equation log 2 (1) = x carry out the following steps.
  1. Apply the change of base rule:
    log a (x) = log b (x) / log b (a)
    With b = 10:
    log a (x) = log(x) / log(a)
  2. Substitute the variables:
    With x = 1, a = 2:
    log 2 (1) = log(1) / log(2)
  3. Evaluate the term:
    log(1) / log(2)
    = 1.39794000867204 / 1.92427928606188
    = 0
    = Logarithm of 1 with base 2
Here’s the logarithm of 2 to the base 1.

Additional Information

  • From the definition of logarithm b y = x ⇔ y = log b(x) follows that 2 0 = 1
  • 2 0 = 1 is the exponential form of log2 (1)
  • 2 is the logarithm base of log2 (1)
  • 1 is the argument of log2 (1)
  • 0 is the exponent or power of 2 0 = 1
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FAQs

What is the value of log2 1?

Log2 (1) = 0.

How do you find the value of log 21?

Carry out the change of base logarithm operation.

What does log 2 1 mean?

It means the logarithm of 1 with base 2.

How do you solve log base 2 1?

Apply the change of base rule, substitute the variables, and evaluate the term.

What is the log base 2 of 1?

The value is 0.

How do you write log 2 1 in exponential form?

In exponential form is 2 0 = 1.

What is log2 (1) equal to?

log base 2 of 1 = 0.

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Summary

In conclusion, log base 2 of 1 = 0.

You now know everything about the logarithm with base 2, argument 1 and exponent 0.
Further information, particularly about the binary logarithm, natural logarithm and decadic logarithm can be located in our article logarithm.

Besides the types of logarithms, there, we also shed a light on the terms on the properties of logarithms and the logarithm function, just to name a few.
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Table

Our quick conversion table is easy to use:
log 2(x) Value
log 2(0.5)=-1
log 2(0.51)=-0.97143084780323
log 2(0.52)=-0.94341647163363
log 2(0.53)=-0.91593573521153
log 2(0.54)=-0.88896868761126
log 2(0.55)=-0.86249647625006
log 2(0.56)=-0.83650126771712
log 2(0.57)=-0.81096617560998
log 2(0.58)=-0.78587519464715
log 2(0.59)=-0.76121314041288
log 2(0.6)=-0.73696559416621
log 2(0.61)=-0.71311885221184
log 2(0.62)=-0.68965987938785
log 2(0.63)=-0.66657626627481
log 2(0.64)=-0.64385618977472
log 2(0.65)=-0.62148837674627
log 2(0.66)=-0.59946207041627
log 2(0.67)=-0.57776699931695
log 2(0.68)=-0.55639334852438
log 2(0.69)=-0.53533173299656
log 2(0.7)=-0.51457317282976
log 2(0.71)=-0.49410907027004
log 2(0.72)=-0.47393118833241
log 2(0.73)=-0.45403163089471
log 2(0.74)=-0.43440282414577
log 2(0.75)=-0.41503749927884
log 2(0.76)=-0.39592867633114
log 2(0.77)=-0.37706964907982
log 2(0.78)=-0.35845397091248
log 2(0.79)=-0.34007544159762
log 2(0.8)=-0.32192809488736
log 2(0.81)=-0.3040061868901
log 2(0.82)=-0.28630418515664
log 2(0.83)=-0.2688167584278
log 2(0.84)=-0.25153876699596
log 2(0.85)=-0.23446525363702
log 2(0.86)=-0.21759143507263
log 2(0.87)=-0.200912693926
log 2(0.88)=-0.18442457113743
log 2(0.89)=-0.16812275880833
log 2(0.9)=-0.15200309344505
log 2(0.91)=-0.13606154957603
log 2(0.92)=-0.12029423371771
log 2(0.93)=-0.10469737866669
log 2(0.94)=-0.089267338097087
log 2(0.95)=-0.074000581443776
log 2(0.96)=-0.058893689053568
log 2(0.97)=-0.043943347587596
log 2(0.98)=-0.029146345659516
log 2(0.99)=-0.014499569695114
log 2(1)=6.4068530076298E-16
log 2(1.01)=0.014355292977071
log 2(1.02)=0.028569152196772
log 2(1.03)=0.042644337408494
log 2(1.04)=0.056583528366368
log 2(1.05)=0.070389327891399
log 2(1.06)=0.084064264788475
log 2(1.07)=0.097610796626423
log 2(1.08)=0.11103131238874
log 2(1.09)=0.1243281350022
log 2(1.1)=0.13750352374994
log 2(1.11)=0.15055967657538
log 2(1.12)=0.16349873228288
log 2(1.13)=0.17632277264046
log 2(1.14)=0.18903382439002
log 2(1.15)=0.20163386116965
log 2(1.16)=0.21412480535285
log 2(1.17)=0.22650852980868
log 2(1.18)=0.23878685958712
log 2(1.19)=0.25096157353322
log 2(1.2)=0.26303440583379
log 2(1.21)=0.27500704749987
log 2(1.22)=0.28688114778816
log 2(1.23)=0.29865831556452
log 2(1.24)=0.31034012061215
log 2(1.25)=0.32192809488736
log 2(1.26)=0.33342373372519
log 2(1.27)=0.34482849699744
log 2(1.28)=0.35614381022528
log 2(1.29)=0.36737106564853
log 2(1.3)=0.37851162325373
log 2(1.31)=0.38956681176273
log 2(1.32)=0.40053792958373
log 2(1.33)=0.41142624572647
log 2(1.34)=0.42223300068305
log 2(1.35)=0.43295940727611
log 2(1.36)=0.44360665147562
log 2(1.37)=0.4541758931858
log 2(1.38)=0.46466826700345
log 2(1.39)=0.47508488294878
log 2(1.4)=0.48542682717024
log 2(1.41)=0.49569516262407
log 2(1.42)=0.50589092972996
log 2(1.43)=0.51601514700367
log 2(1.44)=0.52606881166759
log 2(1.45)=0.53605290024021
log 2(1.46)=0.54596836910529
log 2(1.47)=0.55581615506164
log 2(1.48)=0.56559717585423
log 2(1.49)=0.57531233068744
log 2(1.5)=0.58496250072116

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