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    Undergrad What is the Notation for Sqrt(x^2) and (Sqrt x)^2 in Complex Numbers?

    Sir let (sqrt x)^2=x And substitute x=-1, then we would have (i)^2=-1. Is it right?
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    Undergrad What is the Notation for Sqrt(x^2) and (Sqrt x)^2 in Complex Numbers?

    Sorry Second one was actually (sqrt x)^2. Sir if this is not defined, then how we define iota?
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    Undergrad What is the Notation for Sqrt(x^2) and (Sqrt x)^2 in Complex Numbers?

    Thank You Mark44 Please also tell me whether they are equal to each other or not?
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    Undergrad What is the Notation for Sqrt(x^2) and (Sqrt x)^2 in Complex Numbers?

    Please tell me Sqrt (x^2)=______ For All Real Numbers (Sqrt x^2)=______ For All Real Numbers Thank YOu..!
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    High School How many solutions does the equation x^2= a have?

    Another Question Sir, Is it right that sqrt(x^2)=(sqrtx)^2 for all real x?
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    High School How many solutions does the equation x^2= a have?

    Bur Sir, Sqrt(x^2)=x is valid only when x is positive. How can it be valid for -1?
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    High School How many solutions does the equation x^2= a have?

    Then Sir what will be the square of i?
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    High School How many solutions does the equation x^2= a have?

    1^2=(-1)^2 taking square root on B.s 1=-1..?
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    Undergrad How to solve exponential equations with unequal coefficients?

    We know how to solve problems like e^ax+e^bx=k, when a=2b. But how to solve equations of this type when a is not equal to 2b?
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    Undergrad Entropy Change Associated with Work

    Why entropy change associated with work is zero?
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    Graduate Continuum Idealization: Treating Properties as Point Functions

    Please explain how the Continuum Idealization allows us to treat properties as point functions and to assume that properties vary continually in space no jump continuity? Thanks
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    Undergrad Internally Reversible and Isothermal Processes

    What are Internally reversible processes and why isothermal processes are reversible? Also, Isothermal process are only internally reversible or they can be "externally" reversible?
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    Undergrad How Does the Gravitational Slingshot Effect Propel Objects?

    Thanks Dear. Please also explain that why the object doesn't orbit around the planet...? Which force(s) pushes it away from the planet even when Gravitational Attraction is present between the object and the planet.
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    Undergrad How Does the Gravitational Slingshot Effect Propel Objects?

    Please explain Gravitational Slingshot Effect? And when an object passes near from a planet, why it doesn't start orbiting around the planet? Why the object is pushed away even when there is attractive force (Gravity) between object and planet ..?