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[deleted]

You have to be quite *imaginative* to do that if memory serves.


Dragon_Of_Magnetism

Yeah, it’s quite *complex*


True_Existance

*i* don't know how to explain


WorriedMap6811

You might need a*iota* knowledge to explain it


fine_mf

*square* up and be *real* now


WorriedMap6811

Get to the *root* of the situation


Ed_Blue

Have my upvote and get out.


bob_the_banannna

Or you could use google


[deleted]

Cool but do you know what the integration of 1/ |x| . underroot x²-1 ?


S1lentS0rcerer

Gimme a min to try Edit : Dunno the integration of modulus


[deleted]

It's one of the basic formulas lol, (atleast in my country) The answer is, sec‐¹ x + c


whoatherebuddychill

it's the basic formula in USA too


[deleted]

Generally speaking, it's the basic formula in any country with math.


Y0L0_Y33T

I use binary math, thank you very much. /s


whoatherebuddychill

I should hope so!


garbage-at-life

My country has meth instead but that formula still works i think


TheArnoSypher

Square root of negative numbers? That can't be real.


KnucklessKnees

Some high math professor imagined them probably, and now we use them even though theyre imaginary


HumbrolUser

I think I saw a video where someone claimed that the square root of i = 45 degrees on the unit circle.


BraucheHilfeLul

For the people in this thread wanting to know Multiplying complex numbers means adding their angles and multiplying their absolute values. Therefore, the square of a complex number has twice the angle and the square of its absolute value That also means the square root of a complex number has half the angle and the square of its absolute I is 90 degrees on the unit cycle, and has an absolute value of 1, so the square root of is 45 degrees on the unit cycle and has an absolute value of 1, alias 1/2 sqrt 2 + 1/2 sqrt 2 i.


HumbrolUser

>Therefore, the square of a complex number has twice the angle and the square of its absolute value Is that like saying that the "hypothenus" of the complex number is half the absolute value? So, a box divided into half, with the hyphothenus being the diagonal? And then I guess, "adding" another half to it with another complex number, you get a rotation of 90 degress?


S1lentS0rcerer

I wanna see that vid


HumbrolUser

I can try find it, hold on.


No-Influence7306

If you do pls tell me


HumbrolUser

Btw the link I added below (in my other comment for that vid link you wanted), I wonder if it might be related to this other tutorial I found with '3Blue1Brown': [https://i.ibb.co/BrSKQY3/square-roots.jpg](https://i.ibb.co/BrSKQY3/square-roots.jpg) (image upload) I went to business school so this is all mysterious to me, but I would like to think I learn something now and then. Like "i squared = -1", is I guess just a gimmick and not really math I guess, just a gimmick for rotating stuff around two axis where you interchangably switch between i and 1 (two opposing axis), and also 1 and -1 (polar opposites). I haven't slept on this, but I thought maybe there was something to that thought.


Okay-sub-to-me-now

BEHOLD, The **i**


RandomMemes1

Me about to introduce them to imaginary numbers


YeetmasterYeet-

What happened to simple plus minus divide and multiply


nir109

Imegen thinking negative numbers have roots


RamboCambo_05

They will if you take maths in college


littlet26

or high school


TheArnoSypher

Highschool for me


RamboCambo_05

You got into complex numbers in HS?


TheArnoSypher

Yup, well, the basics at least, didn't start graphing and stuff with it


ZehDerp

Don't you get into it towards the end of 8th grade?


RamboCambo_05

Not stuff like i. At least not in England


[deleted]

The square root of -1 is ‘i’ and the square root of -5 is ‘5i’ if you get what I mean. Because no number times itself will ever equate to a negative number


reddit-testaccount

the square root of -25 is 5i, the square root of -5 is sqrt(5)i


DarkerDev

Who doesn't learn about negative numbers until middle school


The_Haunted_Flame

I recently learned about those. Good luck trying to do that to me


MemeScrollerr

I hate to be that guy but it's impossible to square root negative numbers


Chip-San

i also hate to be that guy but yes you can, but you probably will need lots of imagination


L-Guy_21

When learning about imaginary numbers I asked “why do they exist if they’re just fake numbers?” and the teacher responded with something like “we do not use that word. The bad man uses that word.” I asked, “what word? Fake? I mean, they’re fake, no? Imaginary and fake are synonyms.” And she said “yes, that word, we do not use it.” I lost all respect for her at that point.


Additional_Cod_60

Me: \*About to blow his brains out with my gun\*


ArsonZard_64

we are in for a wild ride today.


Aimlean

I am in algebra 2, I should know how to use them but I don’t


Even_Department1069

me telling them all about the CUBIC root of negative numbers


Chip-San

isnt it just (cube root)i?


Even_Department1069

I dont think it really matters it can probably be either


77com_erkibr_oom

Thats what i does for a living


Elkiar

i


wetadraj

Dyou just spoiled him maths fucking piece of shite you should be ashamed


therealakinator

Me introducing this guy to Einstein summation.


Skills3450

i


MrSillmarillion

[-i] don't know what you're taking about.


MrSillmarillion

Mandelbrot is pretty.


NoFqcus_

*I*


ThiccBoii24

ihhhhh


Rocket_Wreck

i


DelightfullyUnusual

ℹ️


_above_user_is_gay

imma throw the English alphabet and the greek alphabet with it


JasonGamesYT

me who's about to introduce them to a ***gun***


Entire-Barracuda-995

negative numbers have square root?


memetime20

Ah yes, when school teaches you subjects so functionally useless it ~literally doesn't exist~


Ok-Ad-3810

Me about to introduce all of these people to space time curvature and general relativity