Math, asked by zaidjee, 9 months ago

what is value of i(-i)

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Answered by sujankrishna

2

Answer:

the value of i(-i) is 0

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by sahilthekiller

3

Answer:

i=√-1

-i=isquare

because i is a iota.

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