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(-2)^n = 1 What must be the value of n?

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The problem is asking us to find the power "n" that will be needed to make the expression (-2) to the power "n" equal to 1 (one)

we recall that there is a very special exponent that when used on ANY real number different from zero gives as answer "1". That exponent is "0" (zero.

(-2)^0 = 1

So the exponent we are looking for is n = 0 (zero)

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