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What is the Zero Index
![]() In your GCSE IGCSE maths exam paper you are likely to encounter a zero index. Also when studying past exam papers during your maths revision, it is likely you will have been asked to work with a zero index. What is the value of x to the power zero and what about 11 to the power zero? The following two videos will show you step step what the zero index is. Please study the first video in which I explain the zero index before you look at video two which will give you example maths questions involving the zero index. If you study this maths topic in that order you will discover that the zero index is not difficult and that you understand this important GCSE IGCSE maths topic. If you still have questions and want me to show you more questions about the zero index? Then post a message on my Facebook or Twitter or leave a comment on the forum on my homepage.
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