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How do I solve this using the(i=-1) or i=square root -1 -2(x+1)^2=72
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divide by\(-2\) then take the square root
\[\frac{72}{-2}=-36\] and \[\sqrt{-36}=\sqrt{36\times (-1)}=\sqrt{36}\sqrt{-1}=6i\]
Thank you Satellite73!
yw don't forget to subtract \(1\) to get your final answer
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