Marcin Dalecki wrote:
It's not a matter of reason it's a matter of definition. Thus the
statement "This is why there is no reasonable mathematical value for 0^0
is neither true nor false", has the same sense as saying that... well for example:
"rose bears fly very high". Just a random alliteration of terms not a statement and
thus neither true nor false because the concept of decisibility doesn't apply.
Yes, and usually by definition in mathematics 0**0 is outside the domain of the exponentiation operator. "There is no reasonable mathematical value ..." is just another way of saying the same thing, and is a perfectly reasonable statement.
