DISPROVE THIS, THEN!

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If x^0=x^(1-1)=(x^1)/(x^1)

Then 0^0=0/0

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Well 0 times anything is 0 right
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So 0^x is automatically 0
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Hmmm

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One_Zeroth wrote:

If x^0=x^(1-1)=(x^1)/(x^1)

Then 0^0=0/0

If 0^0 was not Indeterminate, then the Professional Mathematicians would not have classified it as so.

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"Any nonzero number raised to the power of 0."

That's true you could have stopped there.

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shadowhb123 wrote:
So 0^x is automatically 0

Only for positive x.

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