Eric Nicholas K's answer to Chung Khai Shi's Secondary 4 A Maths Singapore question.
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Here I am taking the case as the power is alpha, which can take any real value.
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4 years ago
In this case, z = 8, and since the product xy is 0, either x or y must be 0 while the other number can go up infinitely large, so there is no defined maximum value because the sun goes to infinity.
Yup. Since the question asked for largest possible value , seems to infer that it's some value to be found so that's why I took the power as 2
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