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zero to the power something on GMAT?

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zero to the power something on GMAT? [#permalink] New post   09 Aug 2014, 08:57
what is 0 to any power on GMAT?

=0
or
=undefined?

Also is there a link that describes all the properties of 1 and 0 that I need to know for the GMAT? I realised I also don't know SQRT(0) and things like that

Thanks a lot



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Re: zero to the power something on GMAT? [#permalink] New post   10 Aug 2014, 11:11
0 to any power is 0.
eg: 0 to power 2 = 0x0=0.
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Re: zero to the power something on GMAT? [#permalink] New post   10 Aug 2014, 20:49
imoi wrote:
what is 0 to any power on GMAT?

=0
or
=undefined?

Also is there a link that describes all the properties of 1 and 0 that I need to know for the GMAT? I realised I also don't know SQRT(0) and things like that

Thanks a lot


Check out Gmatclub Math Book Number Properties (links below)or you can also look at Manhattan Number Properties book

gmat-math-book-87417.html#p657057
math-number-theory-88376.html#p666609

0^0 is not tested in GMAT.
0!=1=1!
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Re: zero to the power something on GMAT? [#permalink] New post   12 Aug 2014, 01:47
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imoi wrote:
what is 0 to any power on GMAT?

=0
or
=undefined?

Also is there a link that describes all the properties of 1 and 0 that I need to know for the GMAT? I realised I also don't know SQRT(0) and things like that

Thanks a lot


Check here: exponents-and-roots-on-the-gmat-tips-and-hints-174993.html and here: number-properties-tips-and-hints-174996.html

Hope it helps.



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