2^3 means we multiply 2 for 3 times
but why is 2^0=1 whats the logic behind it and
what is 0^0=?

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2^3 means we multiply 2 for 3 times
but why is  2^0=1 whats the logic behind it and 
what is 0^0=?

anonymous · Answer

no it s not multiplying
It's to say the power of a number$$x ^{y}$$ like this

anonymous · Answer

i thing both are same 2^3=2*2*2=8 i.e 2 is multiplying 3 times

anonymous · Answer

2^3 = 2*2*2
so , this is called the two to power 3
but  2^0 always =1 
any number to power 0 = 1

anonymous · Answer

0^0= 1 also or it is zero=???

phi · Answer

0^0 is a strange beast. Treat it as indeterminate, but see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exponentiation#Zero_to_the_zero_power, where there are cases where it is treated as 1. Also, I have attached a file about x^0