Recent content by Shinobiku

Indeterminate does not mean there is no answer, it just implies that the current method is not suitable. Just because it is indeterminate does not imply there can be no discussion. If you don't like the topic, then there is no need for you to read it. Stephen: From what i know, when...

I don't really like the stuff i came up w/, I've asked some ppl at my college, as well as tested it in mathematica using different methods and this is what I've come up w/: I'm just going to post here what i just posted in my other forum. I've talked w/ a friend of mine who is a math major...

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Alright, here's what I've come up w/ before i read anyones replies, which all had something to say, but left me w/ everyone saying it's indeterminate. Let y = f(x)^g(x), take the ln of both sides ln(y) = ln(f(x)^g(x)) ln(y) = g(x)*ln(f(x)), now exponentiate both sides e^ln(y) =...

I was asked in another forum what zero raised to itself was. Any other number raised to zero equals one, but zero raised to any number equals 0. But what about zero itself. I already tried explaining it through thinking of zero as a limit of getting really small, but now this question has got...