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 \bold{Prove  \: That \: , \:   {A }^{0}  = 1}

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Answered by Darkblaze123
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PROFE THAT A^0 = 1

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A^0 = 1

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A^0 = A^(1-1)

A^0 = [A^1]×[A^(-1)]

A^0 = A × (1/A) [ SINCE A^1 = A AND A^(-1) = 1/A]

A^O = A/A

A^O = 1

HENCE, IT IS PROVED

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Answered by Anonymous
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A^0 = A^{1-1}\\ [ Since A^1 = A\:AND\:A^{-1}= 1/A]\\A^0 = [A^1]×[A^{-1}]\\A^0 = A × (1/A)\\A^0 = A/A\\A^0 = 1

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