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The square root of a negative number is supposed to not exist/be an imaginary number. Am I right? Is this operation right?
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The square root of a negative number is supposed to not exist/be an imaginary number.

Am I right? Is this operation right?

The square root of a negative number is supposed to not exist/be an imaginary number-example-1
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Answer: You are correct, because negative number don't have real square roots

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