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2 years ago

Find the magnitude of −1−5i

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ladessa [460]2 years ago

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The magnitude of -1-5i is √26.

<h3>What is the magnitude of -1-5i ?</h3>

Given the complex expression; -1 - 5i

To find the magnitude, we use the formula;

| a+bi | = √[ a² + b² ]

a = -1
b = -5

| a+bi | = √[ a² + b² ]

| -1-5i | = √[ (-1)² + (-5)² ]

| -1-5i | = √[ 1 + 25 ]

| -1-5i | = √26

Therefore, the magnitude of -1-5i is √26.

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