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I’m much better versed in mathematics now, but when ever I hear the term “Imaginary Number” I can’t not think of Calvin and Hobbes.
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You say pentagram, Flurry says annihilation spell.
MATH IS MATH!!!
I don’t think you go from basic arithmetic to complex numbers in one step. Unless Equestria’s curriculum is really weird and/or awesome.
The U.S. also uses a dot for multiplication at higher levels. Usually around the time they start teaching algebra, so the cross isn’t confused with the letter x.
Well, you’re not wrong for “real” numbers but mathematicians created imaginary numbers x)
So technically, square root of -1 is equal to i
The square root of a negative doesn’t have a solution in the real number system. You have to use complex numbers to represent it (the solutions for x² = -1 being the imaginary number i and its opposite -i).
If I recall the rules, -1 doesn’t have a square root due to the rules of negative numbers.
@Background Pony #C1AA
Those places also often use a middle dot for multiplication. 6·2=12
The USA isn’t the whole world.
Six divided by two equals blank (the first one is a colon — used as a division sign —, not an equal sign).
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