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It's called an imaginary number ;)

cs01001 said:
Kujah, where are you up to in Fitzpatrick?
Um, I've nearly finished the Trigonometry and Polynomials chapters :)
 
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cs01001 said:
I was told you can't do root minus 5 right now, but its part of the 4U course, and it is called unreal number. lol
Kujah, it's called a 'complex number'.;)
Root minus 5 = 2.236 i (3 dp).
 

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A complex unreal imaginary number :D
 
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Kujah said:
A complex unreal imaginary number :D
Nowadays, we just know it as complex, though.
Also, (-5)(1/2) = 2.2360679774998 i
Not v. difficult when you think about it. Oh, and 5(1/2) = same as above, just without 'i'.
 

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