Simplifying Rational Expression with Imaginary Number
In this lesson, we learn how to simplify a rational expression with an imaginary root as the denominator. The instructor shows us how to rewrite negative roots to avoid having negative numbers under the square root. They also explain how to handle imaginary numbers, including multiplying by i to eliminate it from the denominator. Overall, it is a helpful guide for simplifying complex expressions involving imaginary numbers.
Simplifying a rational expression with an imaginary root as the denominator
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