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Physical example that clearly illustrates why 2^0 = 1. #math #CAMT24
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sinistre2 years ago
@marielgm9 Great! You gave me a new idea to illustrate 2^-1, 2^-2... (By flipping the fold).

Tim Brzezinski2 years ago
@marielgm9 Nice! Or, instead of flipping, we can think of -1 folds = 1 fold ago (in the past). Back then, I had 1/2 as many regions as I do right now. So, 2^(-1) = 1/2. And you helped show this.

KP2 years ago
So is 0!

D. Java2 years ago
This is great! 😊

eLipz2 years ago
great! Now fold it 7 times

jorge2 years ago
i thought you were going to fold it like 7 gazillion times and it would be like a fun skit or something my brain is fried

BlackEyedGhost (🇺🇸 EN/JP)2 years ago
Let me know if you figure out one for why 0⁰ = 1. I typically have to refer to something like the exponential function: exp(x) = Σ[0,∞) xⁿ/n! exp(0) = 1

Shiban Lal Pandita2 years ago
What's is this trickery? 2 ^ 0 = 2^1-1 = 2 ^1 . 2^-1 = 2^1/2^1 = 1

Đorđe Jocić2 years ago
qed


