The role of zero in the power of a number
Why is any number raised to zero power equals one ? 0!
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Member • Oct 14, 2016
Raising a number to the power of zero is not the same as if the exponent is a number other than zero.However, as usual, zero is different. When used as an exponent, it does not work the same as other numbers.
The rule for zero as an exponent is that any number or variable (except zero itself) raised to the 0 power is equal to 1.
For example:
4^0 = 1
b^0 = 1
478^0 = 1.
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Member • Jul 18, 2017
a^0
=a^(n-n)
=a^n/a^n
=1Are you sure? This action cannot be undone.