Any non-zero number or expression raised to the power of 0 is equal to 1. This is known as the Zero Exponent Rule.
Since −6x-6x−6x is a non-zero expression (as per the assumption in the question), raising it to the power of 0 gives: (−6x)0=1 (-6x)^0 = 1 (−6x)0=1
The simplified form of (−6x)0(-6x)^0(−6x)0 is: 1 \boxed{1} 1
1\boxed{1}1
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