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{(v + 3)}^(2) + 4 =0I don't understand
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{(v + 3)}^(2) + 4 =0I don't understand

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we will solve the following equation


(v+3)^2+4=0
(v+3)=\pm\sqrt[]{-4}
(v+3)=\pm2i
v=-3\pm2i

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