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Look at the example below which shows how the product property of radicals is used to simplify a radical. square root (-36)= square root (36) square root (-1) = 6i Use the product property of radicals to simplify the following radical. square root -81 =

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Answer:

9i

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User Bonnie
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Answer:

9i

Explanation:

Use the product property of radicals to simplify the following radical.


√(-81)

-81 can be break into 81 times -1

that is 81 and -1

as per the product property


√(-81) =√(81) * √(-1)

square root (-1) is 'i'

square root (81) is 9


√(-81) =√(81) * √(-1)


√(-81) =9* i


√(-81) =9i

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