Given that a and B are real numbers, and the root sign a + 1 + root sign 1-B = 0, what is the value of a power 2011-b power 2012

Given that a and B are real numbers, and the root sign a + 1 + root sign 1-B = 0, what is the value of a power 2011-b power 2012

The sum of the two arithmetical square roots is 0, and the two arithmetical square roots are 0 respectively
a+1=0 a=-1
1-b=0 b=1
a^2011-b^2012
=(-1)^2011-1^2012
=-1-1
=-2

(- 1) 2012 power - absolute value of root number 18 + 2cos45 ° + - root 4 3 (root 3 - π) 0 power - root 5 / root 20 root sign 15 + (- 1) 2011 (- 1) the absolute value of Radix 18 + 2cos45 ° + - Radix 4 3 (root 3 - π) 0 power - 5 / 5 root sign 20 - root 15 + (- 1) 2011 power (π - 2010) 0 power + (sin 60 °) - 1 power - Tan 30 ° - the absolute value of root 3 + root 8 (there is a 3 at the top right of the root)

3×1-(√20/√5-√15/√5)+(-1)
=3-(√4-√3)-1
=3-2+√3-1
=√3

How can we prove that the integral of the square power of - t of E is equal to the root PI in the range of real numbers

∫e^(-t^2)dt=√π,(-∞,+∞)
prove:
Let I = ∫ e ^ (- x ^ 2) DX, (- R, R)
Then I = ∫ e ^ (- y ^ 2) dy, (- R, R)
I^2=∫e^(-x^2)dx∫e^(-y^2)dy,x∈(-R,R),y∈(-R,R)
I ^ 2 = ∫ e ^ [- (x ^ 2 + y ^ 2)] DXDY, X ∈ (- R, R), y ∈ (- R, R)
Transform coordinate system, convert rectangular coordinate system into polar coordinate system
ρ^2=x^2+y^2
θ=arctany/x
Then ∫ e ^ (- ρ '^ 2) ρ'd ρ'd θ < I ^ 2 ∫ e ^ (- ρ ^ 2) ρ D ρ D θ
ρ'∈[0,R),θ∈[0,2π];ρ∈[0,√2R),θ∈[0,2π]
And ∫ e ^ (- ρ ^ 2) ρ'd ρ'd θ, ρ '∈ [0, R), θ∈ [0,2 π]
=π∫e^(-ρ'^2)dρ'^2,ρ'∈[0,R)
=π[1-e^(-R^2)]
∫∫e^(-ρ^2)ρdρdθ,ρ∈[0,√2R),θ∈[0,2π]
=π∫e^(-ρ^2)dρ^2,ρ∈[0,√2R)
=π[1-e^(-2R^2)]
So π [1-e ^ (- R ^ 2)] < I ^ 2 < π [1-e ^ (- 2R ^ 2)]
Because Lim π [1-e ^ (- R ^ 2)] = Lim π [1-e ^ (- R ^ 2)] = π, I = ∫ e ^ (- T ^ 2) DT, (- ∞, + ∞). R → + ∞
So ∫ e ^ (- T ^ 2) DT = √π, (- ∞, + ∞)

If the real number m satisfies the square minus the root sign of M, plus one equals zero, then the fourth power of M minus the negative fourth power of M is equal to? My third day in junior high school That symbol doesn't understand ^ what's this

Grade 4? M ^ 4 = (root 10 1) ^ 2 = 11 2 * root 10 m ^ (- 4) = 1 / 11 2 * root 10 = 11-2 * root 10 / ((11 2 * root 10) (11-2 * root 10)) = 11 2 * root 10 / 81 M ^ 4

Real numbers a and B satisfy that the sum of the roots A-2 and B-3 is equal to 0. Find the fourth power of a + the square root of B 2

Because: A and B satisfy the sum of radical A-2 and radical B-3 equal to 0
And a and B are real numbers
Then: root A-2 = 0, radical B-3 = 0
That is, a = 2, B = 3
Brought to the 4 of a + the square of B = 25
Then the square root is 5

Given that m, n are real numbers, and the root sign 2m-3 + | 2n - cubic root - 8 | = 0, then 1-m quadratic - n2004 power

Because √ (2m-3) + | 2n - 3 √ (- 8) | = 0,2n - 3 √ (- 8) = 2n + 2
So 2m-3 = 0 and 2n + 2 = 0
m=3/2,n=-1
therefore
1-m? - n ^ 2004 ^ denotes the power
=1-(3/2)²-(-1)^2004
=1-9/4-1
=-9/4
The result is nine quarters of minus

If the real number m satisfies M 2 minus m × Radix 10 + 1 = 0, then M quartic + 1 / M quartic

From M 2 - √ 10 m + 1 = 0, we can get √ 10 m = m ~ 2-2 m ~ 2 + 1, simplify m ^ 4 = 8m ~ 2 - 1, then we can get m ^ 8 = 64M ^ 4-16m ~ 2 + 1, then m ^ 4 + 1 / m ^ 4 = (m ^ 8 + 1) / m ^ 4 = (496m

If the real number a satisfies a + the square of root a + the cubic root of a = 0, find the value of A

The square of root a = | a|
The cubic root a to the power of a = a
So 2A + |a| = 0
If a > = 0, | a | = a
Then 3A = 0
A=0
If a

We know that the square of the root (2x-y) is 1, and the cubic root of the cube (x-2y) is = - 1, Given the root sign (2x-y) 2 = 1 and the cube root (x-2y) 3 = - 1, find the value of 3x + y According to the meaning of the square root of arithmetic, from the root sign (2x-y) 2 = 1, we get (2x-y) 2 = 1, then we get 2x-y = 1 According to the UJN meaning of cube root, cube root (x-2y) 3 = - 1, x-2y = - 1 The solution of {2x-y = 1 is obtained from ① and ②, and {x = 1 is obtained x-2y=-1 y=1 Substituting X and Y into 3x + y, we get 3x + y = 4 What is the wrong step in the process of solving the problem? What does it neglect? Try to analyze and write the correct solution process

The first step is wrong. 2x-y = 1 can also be equal to - 1
X-2Y=-1
x=2y-1
4y-2-y = 1 or - 1
Y = 1 or 1 / 3
When y = 1, x = 1
When y = 1 / 3, x = - 1 / 3
3x + y = 4 or - 2 / 3

It is known that a = x − y x + y + 3 Is the arithmetic square root of X + y + 3, B = x − 2Y + 3 x + 2Y Is the cube root of X + 2Y. Try to find the cube root of b-a

From the meaning of the title,
x−y=2
x−2y+3=3 ,
The solution is as follows:
x=4
y=2 ,
Then a = 3, B = 2,
B-A = - 1, and the cube root of - 1 is: - 1