If 1⁰=1¹ then why not 0=1 || Fallacy || Contradiction || Maths Ambrosia || Maths by Anand Sir

[@DeeptiRaj-f9n]

Very nice 👍

[@Savita-p8l6i]

Very nice sir ji 😌😀

[@DeeptiRaj-f9n]

Very nice explanation Sir.

[@mathsambrosia]

Thanks for watching!

[@Savita-ld7rt]

Nice Explained 🎉🎉

[@anandvishwakarma2931]

Nicely Explained

[@sanjoodevi8762]

Good sir🎉

[@Conceptnagar]

HC VERMA SIR BATA CUKE HAI

[@MM_Arpit_455]

Excellent sir ❤. Nice Explanation

[@jsrMStudies]

Wow sir great

[@rafisanjeev]

Very nice Sir

[@PradeepKumarYadav-fs9jl]

❤❤❤

[@rafisanjeev]

Sir title में exponential number kaise लिखा आपने

[@sadhanayadav6849]

Sir tab to agar 3^2=3^5 then by the rule 2=5 but this nhi not possible to mtlb ye har jagah galat hai jab tk uske sath koi algebric elements na lage ho

[@mathsambrosia]

3^2=3^5 hota hi nhi hai.

[@sadhanayadav6849]

@mathsambrosia kaise hota hi nahi hai agar 1 ke case me ho sakta hai to aur digit ke case me kyun nhi ho sakta

[@TauhidurRahman-j1s]

(1^0) = (1^1) =1 Therefore (0=1) (2^2) = (4^1) =4 Therefore (2=1) basic concept, why getting personal and making it complicated😑

[@chandan_m2006]

kya bol rhe ho bhai? when bases are same only then powers can be operated

[@mathsambrosia]

That's my expectations

[@mathsambrosia]

Please watch full video and try to understand what I am actually telling

[@SIGMAMALELOVECARS]

2^0=1 5^0=1 so 2=5👍👍

[@mathsambrosia]

Nice 👍

[@mathsambrosia]

If both sides have zero powers or both sides have zero base, then also this comparison rule doesn't hold.

[@naman3766]

Very nice sir