Mathematics, 22.04.2021 19:50, hcortez8846

Given:m=√-13.√-12 and p=√(-13).(-13) $m = \sqrt{ - 13 } \times \sqrt{ - 12} \:and \: p = \sqrt{( - 13} \: \times ( -12)$

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Given:m=√-13.√-12 and p=√(-13).(-13)
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