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It's nice and simple, just i

So for example (-4)1/2

is 2i or -2i

According to my calculations, (-2)^.5 eq. 1.414i or -1.414i

Electrical engineers often use j to represent the imaginary unit, rather than i. This is to avoid confusion with the symbol for electric current, which is I.

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