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Why is this 1 and not 0? Steps please? Y^0=1. Why is it equal to 1 and not 0? Please really explain this because I’m still convi

nced it is 0.

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Volgvan2 years ago

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y^x:y^x = 1 because a:a=1 for every a

but y^x:y^x=y^(x-x)=y^0

Ex: 2^3:2^2=2^(3-2)=2
8:4=2

⇒ y^0=1

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