Grade 9 Math, Quarter 2 - Module 4: Laws Involving Integral Exponents

Grade 9 Math, Quarter 2 - Module 4: Laws Involving Integral Exponents
Simplifying expression using Laws of Exponents
The Hobbiters on Extra Challenge: Math Goes Beyond

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Gusto kopo talaga matuto sa math at pano mag solve ng mano mano kaso po nahihirapan ako buti nlng nakita koto

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Sir I have a question 4x³•2x³

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8x^6

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Sir I just want to ask if 0/0=2?

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An indeterminate/undefined form. And no, not equal to 1 or 2.
There are three things which come into consideration here:
Any finite number when multiplied to zero gives zero.
Division of a finite number by zero approaches infinity.
Division of a number by itself results to 1.
That is, 0/0 in a better expression equals 1/0×0 i.e infinity×0.
And it is an indeterminate form.
Such equations doesn't yield exact value.