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What is the y-intercept when f(0)=6^0

What is the y-intercept when f(0)=6^0
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What is the y-intercept when f(0)=6^0

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Answer:

(0,1)

Explanation:

Any real number to the power of 0, including 6, is equal to 1. Therefore, f(0) is 1, and the y intercept is (0,1). Hope this helps!

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