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Simplifying Square Roots of Negative numbers
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Simplifying Square Roots of Negative numbers

Simplifying Square Roots of Negative numbers-example-1
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Answer:

10i

Explanation:

using the fact that
√(-1) = i , then


√(-100)

=
√(100(-1))

=
√(100) ×
√(-1)

= 10 × i

= 10i

= 0 + 10i ← in standard form

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