Math, asked by Sarim110, 1 year ago

x - y^x-y, where x = 2 and y = -2


aksharma1994: -14

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Answered by aditya2020222003
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2-(-2)^2-(-2) = 2-4+2 = 0


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aditya2020222003: then ans will be.....
aditya2020222003: 2-(-2)^(2-(-2))=2-(-2)^4=2-16=-14
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Answered by TheLostMonk
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2-(-2)^{2-(-2)}=2-2^4=2-16=-14 is the answer ! hope it helped you ! thank you !

TheLostMonk: now it's okk!
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