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For a real number x, sqrt(sqrt(-x)) is equal a) +x b) -x c) complex d) pure imaginary
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For a real number x, sqrt(sqrt(-x)) is equal
a) +x b) -x c) complex d) pure imaginary
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sqrt(-x) is pure imaginary. It will be in the form +√x i and -√x i
And the square root of
+√x i and -√x i are in the format X+iY and X-iY
So the answer is
c) complex
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Hmm... this one is interesting, let me try by making sure we're thinking the same thing:
You're question looks like this?
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