210k views
5 votes
ASAP! Simplify -5 - square root -44

A. -5-4 square root 11i
B. -5-4i square root 11
C. -5-2i square root 11
D. -5-2 square root 11i

User Onyi
by
6.1k points

1 Answer

1 vote

Answer:


\boldmath-5-2i√(\boldmath11)

Explanation:

The not simplified form is
-5-√(-44)

you know that
√(a* b) = √(a) *√(b) is true a and b are both positive or one of it is negative (not both of them).

You can write -44 as -1 × 4 × 11 inside square root.

So,
√(-44) = √(-1*4*11)=√(-1)*√(4)*√(11)=i*2*√(11) (
√(4)=2)


\therefore -5-√(-44) = -5-2i√(11)

(NOTE : You must know that
\boldmath√(\boldmath-1) is written as
\boldsymbol i
)

User Curtybear
by
6.4k points