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(a) State the quotient rule for integral exponents involving a non–zero base. (b) Using the rule stated in part (a), explain why
a
0
=
1
a^{0}=1
a
0
=
1
for any non–zero real number
a
a
a
. (c) Verify your explanation in part (b) by showing that
7
5
×
7
−
5
7
0
=
1.
\frac{7^{5}\times 7^{-5}}{7^{0}}=1.
7
0
7
5
×
7
−
5
=
1.
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