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You should write this in polar notation, i.e., with an angle. Visualize the imaginary axis as being 90° from the real axis. Thus, 6i = 6 (angle) 90°, that is, it has an absolute value of 6, and is at an angle of 90°. The main square root of that is equal to the square root of 6 (angle) 45°. To get the other square root, add 180° degrees to that angle (same absolute value). Now, use your calculator's polar-->rectangular conversion to separate that into real and imaginary parts (if that's what you want).
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What is The square root of 25-2times the square root of -36 plus the square root of four - the square root of 121?
Square root of 25 = +or- 5 Square root of -36 = +or- 6i where i is the imaginary number such that i^2=-1 Square root of 121 = +or-11 So the 8 possible answers are: -16-6i, -16+6i, -6-6i, -6+6i, 6-6i, 6+6i, 16-6i and 16+6i
What is the square root of negative 36?
6i
Square root of -36?
The square root of -36 is 6 i
What keeps a square from moving?
Concrete.
8 plus 6i-2 plus 3i?
(8+6i)-(2+3i)=6+3i 8+6i-2+3i=6+9i
