How can exponent rules be solved without deleting the question?

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The discussion revolves around the handling of questions related to exponent rules, specifically addressing the importance of maintaining questions in a forum for future reference and learning.

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  • Meta-discussion, Conceptual clarification

Main Points Raised

  • One participant claims that the problem is solved.
  • Another participant points out that i is the square root of -1, and that -1 is not the square root of i.
  • A subsequent post acknowledges a mistake and expresses embarrassment, suggesting the thread should be forgotten.
  • Another participant argues against deleting the question, emphasizing the value of keeping it for others who may have the same question.

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There is no consensus on whether the question should be deleted; some participants advocate for its retention while others express a desire to disregard it.

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The discussion includes a correction of a mathematical claim and highlights the importance of forum contributions for community learning, but does not resolve the underlying question about exponent rules.

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problem is solved.
 
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i is sqrt (-1) ,
-1 is NOT sqrt (i)
 
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oops, you're right. embarrassing mistake, forget this threat!
 
You shouldn't delete the question, though. Part of the point of the forum is so that when others have the same question they can resolve it without ever having to ask.
 

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