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The square root if a negative number is a rational number is always true sometimes true or never true
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The square root if a negative number is a rational number is always true sometimes true or never true

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Never true. You can not have a square root of a negative number. Negative times another negative number will always be positive.
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The square root of a negative number will always be an imaginary number, so your answer is never true.
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