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Using i-notation, what is (√-2)(√-3)?
A√6
B6
C-√6
D6i
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. -√6
(i√2)(i√3) = i^2 √6 = -√6, because the rule √a√b = √(ab) fails for two negatives.
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