SOLUTION: how do I figure out how to remove a term with a negative power from underneath a square root? for example, I have be to the negative 3 under a square root. Would I multiply it by 1

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Hi,  

If I am understanding Your question properly:

Note: square roots of negative numbers involve the imaginary number i, where 

For Example: