 Anything to the power of zero is one  4 0 =1  X 0 =1  4905 0 =?

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 Anything to the power of zero is one

 4 0 =1  X 0 =1  =?

 If you are multiplying and the base number is the same then you add the exponents  (x 4 )(x 6 )=x 10  (5 6 )(5 8 )=5 14

 (3 4 )(3 10 )  (y 5 )(y 7 )

 If you are dividing and the base number is the same them you subtract  T 7 =T 2 T5T5  5 10 =5 1 5959

 W 6 =?  W 4  4 9 =?  4 5

 When raising a power to a power, you multiply the exponents  (b 2 ) 3 = b 6  (6 7 ) 4 = 6 28

 (k 5 ) 6 =  (3 4 ) 5

 3 5 = 243  3 4 = 81  3 3 =27  3 2 = 9  3 1 = 3  3 0 = 1  So what would 3 -1 as fraction =?,

 Negatives exponents make the number flip ◦ So if it is a whole number it becomes a fraction ◦ If it is in the denominator it moves to the numerator ◦ If it is in the numerator than it moves to the denominator

 Why is everything to a zero power equal to 1?