Find the value of $(1)^{100}+(-1)^{99}$
To find the value of the expression $(1)^{100}+(-1)^{99}$, we need to evaluate each term separately.
Now, add the results of the two terms:
$ (1)^{100} + (-1)^{99} = 1 + (-1) $
$ 1 + (-1) = 1 - 1 = 0 $
Thus, the value of the expression is 0.
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The mean of scores obtained by 50 students is found to be 79.5. Later on, it was found that the score of one student was read as 94 in place of 49 and the score of another student was read as 69 in place of 89. Find the correct mean.