Square Roots of Complex Numbers

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Mr. EDDIE, I am amazed by your way of teaching and want to know where you teach.

mohammadibrahimkhan
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I really like the content and style of your lessons, so I wanted to ask what kind of school system and grade that is? (Im from Europe/Germany)

ZonkoKongo
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Would be cool to also show how this can be done in polar form.

KurtDresner
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i wish u were my teacher. u look like such a chill guy, but still cares for what students are learning.

nicolasmarulanda
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Sir we can solve by this also a square = -8 and 2ab = 6 and we should use this formula a square + b square ka whole square - a square - b square ka whole square = 4 a square × b square so we can get the value of a and b

Jassajattvlogs
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This kept boggling my mind, thank you

manakmishra
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i like the way you introduce the lesson

trkingdavid
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Couldn’t you factor a difference of squares for a^2 - 9/(a^2) to (a - 3/a) (a + 3/a) or does this not help?

andrewps
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Awesome explanation but i have a question why didn't we just simply do this _+(-8+6i)^.5

andalibiftakher
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why didn't we choose a's value as 3i by calculating the square root of -9 and assigning the value to a.

lenm
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I would have stuck with A level maths if you were my teacher

liamtaylor
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Even if you take a^2 + 9 = 0 as valid, you still get the same answers.

RussellSubedi
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Hey Eddie, avoid quartics. a² + b² = 10 since Ιz²Ι = ΙzΙ² = Ι-8 + 6iΙ ∴ 2a² = 2, a² = 1, a = ±1 and so on.

wasimvillidad
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It's kinda hard to wrap your head around a number that's not supposed to exist, but it does anyways

ryanlam