we all know that 1^0=1 then 0^0=?
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Step 1: We can rewrite 15 as 7 + 87+8 or 8 + 78+7.
Step 2: This means that 7 + 8 = 8+ 77+8=8+7.
Step 3: If we move one term from each side of the equation to the other side, we will get 7-7 = 8-8.7−7=8−8.
Step 4: Dividing both sides by 8-88−8 gives \frac{7-7}{8-8} = 1
8−8
7−7
=1.
Step 5: Since 7-7= 07−7=0 and 8-8 = 08−8=0, \frac00 = 1
0
0
=1.
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But we could also think of 00 having the value 0, because zero to any power (other than the zero power) is zero. Also, the logarithm of 00 would be 0 · infinity, which is in itself an indeterminate form. So laws of logarithms wouldn't work with it.
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