.1.1(2-√√-225) = 2.1.1(2-15) = 2.1.1(-13) = -27.31
To solve this problem, we first need to simplify the expression inside the parentheses. The square root of a negative number is an imaginary number, so we can write the expression as follows:
2.1.1(2-√-225) = 2.1.1(2-√(-1)(225))
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We can then simplify the expression as follows:
2.1.1(2-√(-1)(225)) = 2.1.1(2-i*15) = 2.1.1(2-15) = 2.1.1(-13) = -27.31
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The second problem is a bit more complicated. We need to use the fact that the square root of a negative number is an imaginary number. We can write the expression as follows:
3+√-18 = 3+√(-1)(18)
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We can then simplify the expression as follows:
3+√(-1)(18) = 3+i*3 = 3+3i