Math, asked by akashkuruvilla2001, 1 year ago

By what number should (6/11)^0 be multiplied so that the product become (11/15)^0

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Answered by ChAish
1
it should be multiplied by 1..... as both have the power of 0
akashkuruvilla2001: So any number raised to the power 0 can be multiplied
EnnMushtaq: yes.
biranjansinha11: yes any no. raised to power 0 means 1 so 1×1=1
EnnMushtaq: but except zero(0)
Answered by EnnMushtaq
1
it must be multiplied by 1 because x^0 equal to 1 and x≠ 0
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