Question 19 • [INMT3] Integrated Math 3 Sem 1 (26-27)
Taking a square root gives two values: one positive and one negative. For example, if a number has square root 3, then both 3² and (−3)² equal 9. So there are two roots because we need to identify the positive and negative roots of the radicand.
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