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What is √−100 = + i simplifying square roots of negative numbers
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What is √−100 = + i simplifying square roots of negative numbers

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Answer:

0 + 10i

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Answer:

±10i

Explanation:

sqrt( -100)

sqrt( 100*-1 )

We know sqrt(ab) = sqrt(a) sqrt(b)

sqrt(100)sqrt(-1)

We know that sqrt(-1) = i

±10i

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