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Each question mark represents a missing exponent. Find the missing value of the exponent needed to make the equations true. (6^3)^?=1 Please explain how you got your answer. Tha…

Each question mark represents a missing exponent. Find the missing value of the exponent needed to make the equations true. (6^3)^?=1 Please explain how you got your answer. Tha…
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Each question mark represents a missing exponent. Find the missing value of the exponent needed to make the equations true.

(6^3)^?=1
Please explain how you got your answer. Thanks!

User Kishan Verma
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The exponent is 0 because anything with the exponent 0 equals 1.

(6^3)^0=1
(216)^0=1
1=1
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