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Chapter 5: Problem 90

Explain how to find any nonzero number to the 0 power.

Short Answer

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According to the 'zeroth power rule', any nonzero number to the 0 power is always 1.

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01

Understanding the zeroth power rule

To start with solving the problem, it should be first understood that according to the 'zeroth power rule' in mathematics, any nonzero number 'a' raised to the power of 0 is always 1. In mathematical terms this is often represented as \(a^0 = 1\), where 'a' can be any nonzero number.
02

Apply the rule to any non-zero number

Given a non-zero number, let's say 'b', the power of 'b' to zero following the rule from step one becomes \(b^0 = 1\).

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