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It's mentioned in both responses that the question is asking is x>0? But what if x is a fraction, e.g. 7^1/100, still less than 1?
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It's mentioned in both responses that the question is asking is x>0? But what if x is a fraction, e.g. 7^1/100, still less than 1?

7^0 is exactly 1. So 7 raised to any power greater than 0 will always be greater than 1.

As a specific example, in the expression 7^n, as the value of the power (n) progresses from 0 to 1, the value of the expression (7^n) will progress from 1 to 7

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