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That would be \[\sqrt{6}i\] and \[3\sqrt{2}i\] making it \[(\sqrt{6}+3\sqrt{2})i\]
\[\sqrt{6}i+3\sqrt{2}i\]
no, because if you have an 'i' than there shouldn't be a negative on the outside
what are your options?
those answers are only if you multiply , not add is your problem \[\sqrt{-6}\times \sqrt{-18}\]?
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it's okay, if it were that, then the answer would be -6√3
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