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sqrt(-400) =>

sqrt(400 X -1) =>

sqrt(400) X sqrt(-1) =>

+/- 20 X 'i' (NB Small/lower case 'i' is the symbol for square root of '-1'.

So the answer is +/-20i

NB Mathemticians for centuries have pondered over a solution for the square root of '-1'. If you know the answer let the mathemtical world. know!!!!!!

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