SOLUTION: somebody said the solution for:squareroot of negative w, then subracting 6=w is negative 4 and negative 9.Then he said we take negative 9 because the squareroot of 9 (after substit
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Question 200589: somebody said the solution for:squareroot of negative w, then subracting 6=w is negative 4 and negative 9.Then he said we take negative 9 because the squareroot of 9 (after substituding w with -9) is -3.I am confussed.please explain this to me. Answer by rfer(10417) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! you can't take a square root of a negative number unless you are working with imaginary numbers.
This does not sound like that advanced of math.
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