What is the sqrt{-38} in the simplest form

6.164 √38

Step-by-step explanation: hope this is what your looking for :)

I’m assuming you know complex numbers,

That’s the principle square root, so it’s going to be positive.

Sqrt(-38) = sqrt(-1)*sqrt(2)*sqrt(19)

Sqrt(-38) = isqrt(38)

Where i^2 = -1

You could break up 38 into 2 times 19, but that makes it messier.

(3,20)

Step-by-step explanation:

Alvin is heating a solution in his chemistry lab. The temperature of the solution starts at 14°C. He turns on the bumer and finds that the solutions temperature increases by 2C every minute. This graph shows the temperature change 30 20 Time (minutes) Which point is on his graph? A. (3,20) B. (5,21) C. (22,4) D. (1,14)