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Why doesn’t 0^1 equal 0 but 1^1 equals 1 and 1^0 . can you explain why?
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Why doesn’t 0^1 equal 0 but 1^1 equals 1 and 1^0 . can you explain why?

User Garvit Mangal
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Answer:

because 0^1 equals 1

Explanation:

in most cases anything to the power of 0 would equal one so that means that 0 to the power 1 would equal one.. I think

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