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+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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Dang elementary school homework is hard
Whete are the given points, is thee a picture
Let, Jason = J and M = Megan
M = J(1 + 1/4)
So putting 6 where J is and solving:
<em>M = 6(1 + 1/4)
</em><em>M= 7.5</em>
When Jason runs 6 miles Megan runs 7.5
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Hi there!
We know that the formula for the area of a rectangle is height * width. Thus, we can multiply these two expressions together:

Now, we know through the distributive property that we can distribute the
to everything in the parenthesis. Once this is done, we get:

Now, we know through the power rule that when two exponents are multiplied together with the same base, the exponent can be added together
. This then would make our equation:

Giving us for our final answer:

Hope this helps!