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Find the real-number root. sqrt -1.69
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\[\sqrt{-1.69}\]
Because the radicand (the quantity under the radical operator) is negative, this expression has NO real roots. However, you could, out of curiosity, factor Sqrt(-1.69) into Sqrt(-1)*Sqrt(1.69). Sqrt(-1) is defined as i (imaginary quantity). Thus, Sqrt(-1.69) = -Sqrt(1.69) = ??
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