help! really simple question just a little confused
is this no solution
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is that sqrt(-13) ??
lol no its a B
then there should be some type of solution
not sure what sqrt(-B) is in the context of what you are trying to accomplish tho
take a look at this link and you will know what im talking about http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/52d3f31be4b00c91d587902d
there are no equations on that link
oh so what that person said is completely wrong?
now, if the solution set of an equation is spose to be confined to real numbers: then we can form something like:\[\sqrt{x}=-4\]and\[\sqrt{x}=4\] one has a real solution, the other does not
well, its not completely correct, its only half correct :) in order to make an equation, there has to be an equal sign equating 2 things
oh ok so in your example would the -4 be the incorrect?
its not that its incorrect, its just that there is no real solutions defined for it. we have 16i and -16i that are complex solutions to it
a real number, the word 'real' has a specific meaning in math. its a complex number that has 0 as the imaginary part: r + 0i
So in the question thats in the link i need to have a radical equation that has a solution and one hat does not have a solution. which one in your example would not have a solution?
\[\sqrt{16}=4 or \sqrt{-16}=-4\]
all radical equations have a solution. if we are just focusing on 'real' solutions, then we have to restrict our equations.
sqrt(16) = 4 + 0i, a real solution since the i part is 0 sqrt(-16) = 0 + 4i, a complex solution since the i part is not 0
assuming the question is a real solution in context, then sqrt(x) = -4 has no real solution
sqrt(-x) = 4 has a real solution; x = -16
library is closing, so ill be leaving in the next 5 minutes or less
oh ok i think im getting it now. thanks for the the help so if there is somthing i dont understand can i count on you to help me? (:
if im around, maybe. it all depends on what the something is
oh ok than in that case i gues this is good bye! thanks for the help(:
good luck :)
thank you i will need it lol (:
oh 1 last question! so do you think i would need to use extranious and non extranious for this question?
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