SOLUTION: SQRT -4(SQRT 36 cos 0 degrees/4 sin 90 degrees)-144+(5x5x5)) -16i/2

SOLUTION: SQRT -4(SQRT 36 cos 0 degrees/4 sin 90 degrees)-144+(5x5x5)) -16i/2

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Question 250600: SQRT -4(SQRT 36 cos 0 degrees/4 sin 90 degrees)-144+(5x5x5))
-16i/2
Answer by drk(1908) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
here is the original equation

One part at a time
the numerator is:
= -24
the denominator is:
= 4
numerator over denominator is:

So, we have
= 5i.
Now,
5i -16pi/2 is the answer.
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