For any non-zero real number and any positive integer

MATHEMATICS · Multi-part · CBSE · Mathematics · Number Systems · Number Systems

Problem

For any non-zero real number pp and any positive integer mm, answer the following. (i) Show that p−m×pm=1p^{-m}\times p^{m}=1. (ii) Explain why the result in part (i) implies that p0=1p^{0}=1. (iii) Provide one numerical example that illustrates the reasoning you have given.

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