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Evaluate (3/4)x^0.
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i think its 1?
no
\(\dfrac{3}{4}=0.75\)
\(x^0=1\)
Anything to the power of 0 is 1. This means whatever value you use for x, the answer will always be .75
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\(0.75^1=0.75\)
The only possible exception may be x = 0, because depending on who you ask, 0^0 is or is not defined.
its 0.75?
Anything to the power of zero is automatically 1. It is a trick question. They are trying to scare you with the fraction when in fact the answer is always 1 when it is a power to the zero. Almost like how multiplying by a zero will always be a zero.
ik so tricky
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what im confused do i type 1 or 0 when i enter my answer
your answer is 1 no matter what. When plugging it into a calculator you use zero. Your final answer will be zero.
I mean 1 sorry.
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