SOLUTION: I need help simplifying this problem
5/i where i=square root of negative 1
So far, I substituted the "i" for the square root of -1. Then decided to multiply the nominator and den
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Question 890778: I need help simplifying this problem
5/i where i=square root of negative 1
So far, I substituted the "i" for the square root of -1. Then decided to multiply the nominator and denominator by the square root of -1 and that's where I'm stuck. Please help. Thank you.
Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
\frac{i}{i}\ =\ \frac{5i}{i^2}\ =\ \frac{5i}{-1}\ =\ -5i)
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