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To show the negative of a square root, a negative sign would have to be placed outside the radical.

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Because √-1 is an imaginary number √-1=i

They are imaginary because there are no same real numbers multiplyed that gives you a negative number

√4 = √2*2 ( +2*+2 =+4)

√4 = √-2*-2 (-2*-2 =+4)

√-1 = √? *? ( what same numbers multiplied gives you negative?...an imaginary one)

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