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GigglyBobble, 2 years ago 2^0 isn't multiplying by zero. Considering this law: 2^a / 2^b = 2^(a-b) it's obvious why 2^0 = 1 If a=b you're dividing by the same number resulting in 1. Unfortunately, I cannot explain/prove the first law though.
2^0 isn't multiplying by zero. Considering this law: 2^a / 2^b = 2^(a-b) it's obvious why 2^0 = 1 If a=b you're dividing by the same number resulting in 1.
Unfortunately, I cannot explain/prove the first law though.
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