Question

(6x^3y^5z)/5)^0
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Answer 1

Indicate if it's a non-monomial too.

Answer 2

If that exponent of 0 is applied to the entire expression, then the result is 1.

This is because x^0 = 1 is true for any x value (where x is nonzero).

Answer 3

Thanks!

Answer 4

np

Answer 5

Is it a non-monomial?

Answer 6

it's a monomial since there's only one term and we're not dividing by variables, we don't have negative exponents over variables or square roots of variables

Answer 7

Thanks!