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Find Integer E
(1) E = 1 ^ E
(2) E ^ 0 = E
The OA is D
My argument is its A because from S2
E could be 1 / 0 as
1 ^ 0 = 1
or
0 ^ 0 = 0 unless GMAT does not recognize 0 ^ 0
please let me know u r thougths
(1) E = 1 ^ E
(2) E ^ 0 = E
The OA is D
My argument is its A because from S2
E could be 1 / 0 as
1 ^ 0 = 1
or
0 ^ 0 = 0 unless GMAT does not recognize 0 ^ 0
please let me know u r thougths
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0^0 is not defined for GMAT.
Rest you are right.
Rest you are right.
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E is correct. Here's why:
(1) E = 1^E
What do we know about why raised to any power? A: always 1 --> Thus E = 1
SUFFICIENT
(2) E^0 = E
What do we know about anything raised to the zero power? A: result will always be 1 --> Thus E = 1
SUFFICIENT
(1) E = 1^E
What do we know about why raised to any power? A: always 1 --> Thus E = 1
SUFFICIENT
(2) E^0 = E
What do we know about anything raised to the zero power? A: result will always be 1 --> Thus E = 1
SUFFICIENT
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