Is the square root of -3 irrational?

Answer 1

Negative number DO NOT have square roots.

We have to move into the realms of IMAGINARY numbers.

sqrt(-3) = sqrt(-1 X 3)

sqrt(-1) X sqrt(3)

The square root of '-1' has NOT been solved, and is given the symbol 'i'. Small case 'i'

The sqrt(3) = 1.732050808.... Is an irrational number.

NB THe square roots of prime numbers, '3' being a Prime number, are irrational.

Hence sqrt(-3) = 1.732....i is the 'at best' answer!!!!!

NB If you can solve the Square Root of '-1', then the mathematical/scientific world wants to know!!!!!

Answer 2

The square root of -3 is an imaginary number and the square root of 3 is an irrational number that can't be expressed as a fraction

Answer 3

Yes