Explain why any nonzero base raised to the exponent of 0 equals 1.
Zero Exponents

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Describe the pattern observed when increasing the exponent of a base number.
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How does dividing by 2 relate to the concept of exponents when working backwards?
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Provide an example of a nonzero base raised to the exponent of 0 and explain the result.
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What happens when 0 is raised to the power of 0, and why is it considered undefined?
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