boonkgang03
boonkgang03
02-11-2017
Mathematics
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Evaluate (x + y ) 0 for x = –3 and y = 5.
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MandiePandie
MandiePandie
03-11-2017
(x+y)0
(-3+5)0
(-15)0
THE ANSWER IS 0 BECAUSE YOU ARE MULTIPLYING BY 0
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Rooster04
Rooster04
18-04-2019
Answer:
Anything raised to 0 is 1. So this is no different.
The Answer is
1
Step-by-step explanation:
(x+y)∧0
(-3+5)∧0
2∧0=1
Hope this Helps ('U')
BTW I'm assuming you meant raised to the power of 0 instead of multiplied by 0.
if not i apologize. 0,0
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