Simplify the following expression. square root of -121-24
\[\sqrt{-121-24}\] \[\sqrt{-145}\] \[\sqrt{-1}\sqrt{145}\] \[i\sqrt{145}\]
can you figureo ut what youcan pull out of the square root now?
how do you get 145 it said that you times your radical at the end to get the final answer
the square root of -121 is 11 but i sqaure root of -24 is 4*6 can you help me please
so your question is \[\sqrt{-121}-\sqrt{-24}\]
yea
i think i finally got it is the answer 2√6 -24
so sqrt(-121) =
and sqrt(-24) =
yes
and you have to simplify
sqrt(-121) = sqrt((- (11*11)) =
= 11 sqrt(-1) =
so you know that sqrt(-1)=i so than sqrt(-121) = 11i ok ?
so can you continue it with sqrt(-24) ?
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not is right there is a minus too
what is not right
so there is sqrt(-121) - sqrt(-24) = yes ,this is the exercise and little up was evalueted sqrt24 = 2sqrt6 ok ?
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