Question

Why is it not possible to find the square root of a negative number?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Because if you multiply negetive with negetive, the answer will always be positive, therefore you will always need a negetive and a positive integer to get a negetive number.

For example: the square of -2 will always be +4 not -4, squaring a number always involves the number being squared having the same sign conventions, hence negetive integers do not have square roots.

I hope it was clear and helped