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17 August, 18:51

What is the sum of the √-2 and √-18?

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  1. 17 August, 20:03
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    The sum is 4 i√2

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Both the numbers √-2 and √-18 are imaginary number and thus can be presented as

    i√2 and i√18

    On simplifying, the i√18 can be written as i√ (9 x 2)

    Taking out square root of 9 we get-

    3i√2

    Thus the summation of i√2 and i√18 can be written as

    i√2 + 3i√2

    = 4 i√2
  2. 17 August, 20:53
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    The correct answer is (4 √2) i

    Step-by-step explanation:

    The sum we are looking is "x"

    x = √-2 + √-18

    By the Radical Properties of Multiplication,

    x=√-2 + √ (-2*9)

    x=√-2 + √-2 * √9

    Considering √-2 = √ ((-1) * 2) = √-1 * √2

    According to the propriety of complex numbers, we can say

    i=√-1

    Replacing

    x = i √2 + 3 i√2

    The answer is x = (4 √2) i
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