An algebra problem by Juliet Hanson

Algebra Level 1

5 5000 0 5^ {{5000}^{0}}

0 5000 5 1

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3 solutions

Aaryan Vaishya
Nov 5, 2018

5^5000^0 should be properly evaluated as 5^(5000^0).5000^0 =1.Therefore 5^5000^0=5^1=5

Alex Delhumeau
Jun 3, 2015

5 5000 0 = 5 1 = 5 \large{5^{{5000}^0}=5^1=\boxed{5}}

Juliet Hanson
May 19, 2015

we should know the different between( a^{b})^{c} and a^{b}^{c }to answer this problem.i wanna explain it throw an example:

example1)if we have (2^{3})^{2} then at first we have to find the answer of 2^{3} =8 then find the answer of 8^{2} = 64

exaple2)But if we have 2^{3}^{2} then at first we have to find the answer of3^{2}=9 and then find the answer of 2^{9}=512

this problem is like example2: at first we have to find the answer of5000^{0}=1 and then find the answer of 5^{1}=5

With all due respect sir but is 0 5000 0 ^ {5000} indeed equal to 1 ??!?!!?!?

Arian Tashakkor - 6 years ago

0 to any power is 0. Please fix this question and give points to those who answered 1

Vishnu Bhagyanath - 6 years ago

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I fixed the question according to the answer.the answer is 5

Juliet Hanson - 6 years ago

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