Question

0^0

Answer 1

Hint: anything to the zero will give you 1

Answer 2

but 0 to the any power is 0

Answer 3

major conflict here

Answer 4

Same here^

Answer 5

My calculator says 1

Answer 6

its 1

Answer 7

your calc is wrong

Answer 8

@badman, get a new calc

Answer 9

How is it wrong, its the newest one, I got it two weeks ago.

Answer 10

Cheap one prolly.

Answer 11

Must've been op error

Answer 12

http://www.faqs.org/faqs/sci-math-faq/specialnumbers/0to0/
this is not an easily answered question

Answer 13

0^0 is undefined

Answer 14

underfined.

Answer 15

many mathematicians, including Euler (as well as living ones) have defined it as 1
still, it is known as an "indeterminate form"

Answer 16

it is controversial is really the answer

Answer 17

"many" mathmatikers define alot of things their own way. and thru the ages they get better defined :)

Answer 18

I like to think of it as the indefinite form

Answer 19

me too frankly
only real mathematician have the license to go and define numbers like that

Answer 20

K that sounds right^

Answer 21

wtf... I GOT 25!!!

Answer 22

Wait..how did you get that??

Answer 23

Just work it out

Answer 24

LOL 495!!! i^2