Matte, exam khara tungi, maths-di rule asida: any non-zero number to the power zero equal to 1, because *divide by itself* idea asengba, like 5³ ÷ 5³ = 5⁰, and answer is 1. And 1,50,000 in standard form is 1.5 × 10⁵.
But I see numbers differently. Our old Maruti 800 repair bill was exactly 1,50,000, and to me that zero at the end feels heavy, not like a maths rule—it means extra night shifts for months, my lemongrass tea hour shrinking. So that "1" in standard form? It carries more weight than any power rule.
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