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Ex: sqrt(25), while we usually say 5, can be 5 OR -5
So for canceling the sqrt, we have to say 1 = -1 or 1
So sqrt(x^2) = x / -x
Mizere
@tribal patio
Oh
But isn't the absolute value always positive @civic isle
That's what I am taught
Exactly
So square root of smth is always a positive number
$\sqrt{(-1)^2} = \abs{-1} = 1$
Mizere
Idk what the hell he said, thats some bs
Are you mad
Nah
Ok Merry Christmas
(-5)^2 = 25 = 5^2 so sqrt(25) = + or - 5
Thats why the +- is in the quadratic formula
Yeah right no, please shhh
It's always positive because we square it first then take the square root of it
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