why is x raised to 0 always 1??
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if X raised to 1 is only possible because if X raised to 0 is there then X will become 0 but X raised to 1 will remain x
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Think of it this way:
x^2=x*x
x^(2-1)=(x*x)/x=x
x^(2-2)=(x*x)/(x*x)=1
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