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Chapter 5: Q.94 (page 520)

In the following exercises, simplify each expression using the properties for exponents.

a130bk0

Short Answer

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The simplified fprm is:

a130=1bk0=1

Step by step solution

01

Step 1

The Zero exponent property is defined asa0=1,a鈮�0.

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Step 2

Using the zero exponent property, simplify the expression:

(a) 13 is a non zero number, so, 130=1.

(b) ifkis a non zero number, thenk0=1.

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