Question

Y¹²; (–z)¹⁶; (–1,8d)⁵¹​

Answer 1

Ответ:

I see you've repeated the expressions. Just to clarify, here are the results again:

1. y¹² = y to the power of 12.

2. (-z)¹⁶ = (-z) to the power of 16.

3. (-1.8d)⁵¹ = (-1.8d) to the power of 51.

However, the term "шешу" doesn't seem to be a mathematical expression. If you have any other questions or need further clarification, please feel free to ask.

Answer 2

The expressions you've provided are mathematical expressions with exponents. Here's how each of them is expanded:

1. Y¹²: This is the variable "Y" raised to the 12th power. The expanded form is Y multiplied by itself 12 times, which is usually written as Y^12.

2. (–z)¹⁶: This is the negative value of "z" raised to the 16th power. The expanded form is (-z) multiplied by itself 16 times, which is usually written as (-z)^16.

3. (–1.8d)⁵¹: This is the negative number 1.8 times "d" raised to the 51st power. The expanded form is (-1.8d) multiplied by itself 51 times, which is usually written as (-1.8d)^51.

These expressions are all examples of raising a number, variable, or combination of them to a specific power. The result will be a value that depends on the values of "Y," "z," and "d" if they are known.