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Rein Van Leirsberghe asked Dec 22, 2022

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Law of indices a×10⁰×a

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a × 10⁰ × a = a × 1 × a = a × a = a²

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Explanation:

a×10⁰×a

Since, m⁰=1 therefore

a×1×a

a²

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