Math, asked by haj12362, 6 months ago

(2^0 -3^0)×4^0=??

a)2
b) 1
c)0
b)3​

Answers

Answered by mdwccsltd
1

Answer:

a 2

Step-by-step explanation:

unitary method se hoga

Answered by Anonymous
26

Answer:

(c) 0

explanation:

➞ \: \sf { \:  {(2}^{0}  -  {3}^{0}) \times  {4}^{0}  }</u></p><p><u>

➞\: \sf {(1 - 1) \times 1}</u></p><p><u>

➞\: \sf {0 \times 1}</u><u>

➞\: \sf  \: 0</u><u>

[any number to the power of 0 is 1,as we are multiplying the number the same time as the power is given( with 1)

i.e. 2³ = 1 × 2 × 2 × 2

here, we'd multiply 2 three times with 1

but if it's given as-

2^0 = 1 × no two's

we'd multiply 1 with zero two(s). That's how we get a^0 = 1,

where a is not equal to 0]

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