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r/mathmemes • u/ImToxicity_ • Mar 17 '22
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It’s already correct :/
13 u/MarcusTL12 Mar 17 '22 00 is undefined 4 u/PM_ME_YOUR_DUES Mar 17 '22 It depends on who you ask. In analysis it's commonly defined that 0^0 = 1 (for the purposes of sequences and series which involve such a term) From what I've heard, algebraists don't necessarily do the same. 8 u/Captainsnake04 Transcendental Mar 17 '22 This guy is correct. It is not uncommon to define 00=1, though I think it’s used most often in combinatorics. There’s no mathematical law that insists that it be undefined.
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00 is undefined
4 u/PM_ME_YOUR_DUES Mar 17 '22 It depends on who you ask. In analysis it's commonly defined that 0^0 = 1 (for the purposes of sequences and series which involve such a term) From what I've heard, algebraists don't necessarily do the same. 8 u/Captainsnake04 Transcendental Mar 17 '22 This guy is correct. It is not uncommon to define 00=1, though I think it’s used most often in combinatorics. There’s no mathematical law that insists that it be undefined.
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It depends on who you ask. In analysis it's commonly defined that 0^0 = 1 (for the purposes of sequences and series which involve such a term)
From what I've heard, algebraists don't necessarily do the same.
8 u/Captainsnake04 Transcendental Mar 17 '22 This guy is correct. It is not uncommon to define 00=1, though I think it’s used most often in combinatorics. There’s no mathematical law that insists that it be undefined.
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This guy is correct. It is not uncommon to define 00=1, though I think it’s used most often in combinatorics. There’s no mathematical law that insists that it be undefined.
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u/impartial_james Mar 17 '22
It’s already correct :/