approximate sq rt -169
you cant
sqrt(-anything) is a complex number with an imaginary part. our brains cant handle that aprx:)
13
you can aprx sqrt(169) then multiply it by sqrt(-1) but... but its not much of an approximate because sqrt(169) = 13, thus an approximate would be 13i ... a very very very close approxiate that is:)
-13
the question makes no sense imo
nono not -13 huge difference in 13i and -13
tell your teacher it was a lame question and you refuse to answer it:)
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my answer is r8?
say what?
-13
i would say 13 is closer, but this is silly. its like asking for a number that is an approximate of a chair
plz tell
the real answer is 13*sqrt(-1) And we have no way to give an approximate for this number as it makes no sense to talk about imaginary numbers with real numbers. they are not on the same plain(literally).
ohh ok thnks alot
@waterineyes can you elaborate on this topic?
or @ajprincess
Its values will be complex.. No real value exists for this square root..
have you ever heard of approximation of complex numbers with imaginary parts?
its a strange question because why would we even need to approximate such a known sqrt. so they asked it for a reason. I just cant think of such a reason.
You can simply answer it as : \[\sqrt{-169} = 13 i\] Here : \(i = \sqrt{-1}\)..
I have not heard of such approximation earlier.. We can't approximate it as you can't find the value of i..
lets just say @shivraj if we were building a bridge and we got an answer of sqrt(-169) and we aprroximated and went on with our day, my guess is lots of people would die.
:) tell your teacher I hate him/her:)
You can't do more in it except writing your answer as 13i..
cprrect
I guess the real question is is 1 an approximate for 1?
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