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which number system does √-n belong to(where n is any non perfect square number)

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Answered by sy3041432oyvsi9

Answer:

It is under Complex numbers...or you can say Imaginary numbers..

Step-by-step explanation:

All numbers in form √-n can be written as i√n where 'i' is 'iota' and that's a complex number.

i = √-1

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which number system does √-n belong to(where n is any non perfect square number)