Question

Explain why (–4x)0 = 1, but –4x0 = –4

Answer 1

for the same reason that
\[3\times 2^2=3\times 4=12\] whereas
\[(3\times 2)^2=6^2=36\]

Answer 2

"order of operations" in other words

Answer 3

can you explain more of the problem

Answer 4

\((-4x)^0=1\) because anything raised to the power of zero is, by definition, one
\(-4x^0=-4\) because \(x^0=1\) and \(-4\times 1=-4\)

Answer 5

Thank you this is exactly what i needed

Answer 6

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