Are Imaginary Numbers Not Quite So Imaginary as We Thought?

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When you first study exponents and roots, you learn that there is no square root of a negative number. However, if you move beyond basic arithmetic to higher math, you learn about something called an imaginary number, which is a number that, when multiplied by itself, produces a negative number. It's generally represented with the letter iAlthough

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