Can you find the square root of a negative number
2 answers:
Remark
Only if you define it into existence. The square root of a negative number is does not exist in the real world.
√(-1) is defined to be i
That is what is termed a complex number.
No, and therefore, the answer to a negative square root will be "i" which stands for "imaginary" (a group of numbers).
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