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3 years ago

Can You Please Explain How To Do Problem #10? Thank you! :)

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alexandr1967 [171]3 years ago

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Answer:

separate and square both the top and bottom

the square of square root three is just 3 and the square of 3 (the bottom of the fraction) is 9

so now you have 3(i^2) /9

you can simplify this by three and then i^2 is -1

you now have -1/3 and thats the final answer

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