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Algebra basics (ASL)

Course: Algebra basics (ASL) > Unit 6

Lesson 3: Exponent properties (integer exponents) (ASL)

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Any non-zero number to the zero power equals one. Zero to any positive exponent equals zero. So, what happens when you have zero to the zero power? Created by Sal Khan.

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