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Why 0 to the Power 0 is 1 | How to Solve 0^0=1 | Challenge! Nobody can Solve this - 0^0=? 

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Why 0 to the Power 0 is 1 | How to Solve 0^0=1 | Challenge! Nobody Can Solve This - 0^0=?
Have you ever wondered why 0 to the power of 0 equals 1? It's one of the most puzzling and controversial questions in mathematics! In this video, we dive deep into the mystery of 0^0 and explain why the answer is 1.
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The mathematical reasoning behind 0^0
Different perspectives from algebra and calculus
Real-world applications of this strange concept
Why many find this equation challenging to understand
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Комментарии : 3   
@rogovnin
@rogovnin 12 часов назад
It's uncertain.
@its_w4yne
@its_w4yne 15 часов назад
First of all: This is no proof. Secondly: Yes, the limit for x->0 for x^x goes to one (which you can prove by writing it as e^(x*lnx) and use l'hopital for the exponent: e^-((1/x)/(1/x²)) = e^x -> 1 But most of all: This only works because you let both go to 0 equally. But you can easily chose a function f that goes to 0 so that f(x)^x does not go to 1. For example for f=e^(-1/x) you get e as limit of f(x)^x. For f=e^(-1/x²) you get infinity. This shows that 0^0 could be different values, depending on how both terms go towards zero. That's why it's not defined.
@JeffreyY021
@JeffreyY021 10 часов назад
Yes, it only works for the right hand limit , as when x
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