Ibu mempunyai persediaan 3¾ liter minyak goreng, kemudian membeli lagi 1,25 liter. Minyak tersebut digunakan untuk keperluan memasak 1 3/5 liter. Persediaan minyak goreng ibu sekarang adalah…liter

OK. Here we go:
What is the square root of 9 ?
You would say that 3 is, and you're correct. But that's NOT the only one there is !
What about -3 ?
What do you get when you multiply (-3) times (-3) ?
(Remember that when the signs of both numbers are the same , the answer is positive.)
(-3) times (-3) = 9
So -3 is also the square root of 9 .
That's right . . . every number has two square roots. They're both the same number, but one is positive, and one is negative. When you multiply either one of them by itself, you get the original number.
Another way to say the same thing is: Every number has one positive square root and one negative square root, and except for the signs, they're both the same number.

Answered by AL2006 | 2024-06-10

Positive-negative square roots refer to the two square roots of a positive number: one positive and one negative. For instance, the square roots of 9 are 3 and -3. The concept also extends to imaginary numbers for negative square roots, which are not real.
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Answered by AL2006 | 2024-12-26

•°• Ibu mempunyai persediaan 3 3/4 liter minyak goreng, kemudian ibu membeli lagi 1,25 liter. Lalu, minyak tersebut digunakan untuk keperluan memasak sebanyak 1 3/5 liter. Maka, banyak persediaan minyak goreng ibu sekarang adalah 3,4 liter.[tex] \\ \\ [/tex]Penjelasan dengan langkah-langkah:minyak goreng awal = 3 3/4 liter = 15/4 liter dibeli lagi = 1,25 liter = 125/100 liter digunakan = 1 3/5 liter = 8/5 liter Total persediaan minyak sekarang = ?[tex] \: [/tex]Total = awal + dibeli - digunakan Total = 15/4 + 125/100 + 8/5 Total = 375/100 + 125/100 - 160/100Total = 500/100 - 160/100Total = 340/100Total = 3,4 liter [tex] \: [/tex]•°• Jadi, persediaan minyak goreng ibu sekarang adalah 3,4 liter.[tex]~[/tex][tex]__________________________________________________________________________________________[/tex][tex] \\ \\ [/tex] [tex]\blue{\boxed{\colorbox{skyblue}{\rm{- AvR}}}}[/tex]

Answered by JcyntAvrWiguna | 2025-07-12