How does the rule of exponents apply to fractions raised to the zero power?
Learn how to evaluate an expression raised to the zero power
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The video tutorial reviews the rules of exponents, focusing on the zero power rule. It explains that any base raised to the zero power equals one, using examples like 5, π, and fractions. The tutorial emphasizes understanding this rule and concludes with an apology for any confusion.
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