Question 1021419
 How do I write e^0=1 in logarithmic form? 
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Remember:: "log" means "exponent"
So start with log = 0
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Now determine the base:: base = e
You have log(base e) = ?
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Now determine the result:: result = 1
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You have log(base e)1 = 0
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You can change that to ln1 = 0 because ln implies "base e".
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Try it with 2^4 = 16
log = 4
log(base 2) = 4
log(base 2)16 = 4
log(2)16 = 4
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Cheers,
Stan H.