Onyxmeth on 25 September 2008
| dtewi said: Can you divide by zero? No. The answer is undefinded. Let's use the basic rule for Zero Exponentation. 3^0 is equal to saying 3^2/3^2. Exopential division allows subtractions of exopents with equal bases. 3^2/3^2 = 3^2-2. 3^0. 3^2=9. 9/9=1, which makes 3^0 equal 1. With zero, you are not allowed to use this rule. It would result in division by zero. |
I don't remember learning this when I was 13.
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