Simplify the given expression. square root of negative 54 end root plus square root of negative 96
mathematical one..
\[\sqrt{-54} + \sqrt{-96}\]
i*sqrt(54) + i*sqrt(96) = i*9 sqrt(6) + 4i*sqrt(6) =13i sqrt(6)
\[\left(\sqrt{-54}+\sqrt{-96}\right)^2=\sqrt{-294}=7 i \sqrt{6} \]
\[5i \sqrt{6}\] \[-5\sqrt{6}\] \[-7\sqrt{6}\] \[7i \sqrt{6}\]
what does the i mean?
@robtobey - i didnt understand..
why did you "square" it???
i stand for imaginary num i=-1
i=sqrt(-1)
Square the problem expression -> -294 Square root of -294 = 7 i radical 6 i is the imaginary number equivalent to radical 1.
good way @rob
i is an imaginary num equals to /sqrt{-1}
Mistake, "to radical -1.' is what was intended.
why you took square of whole ?
makes the sum easier @deadman340 he did it in less no. of steps hence consuming less time
so by taking square it will not effect the anss?
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