Why is it that if you multiply a negative imaginary number (-i) by a positive imaginary number (i), it equals to positive 1? shouldn’t it be a negative 1? ) • (-1) = -1 this is the right equation, right?

Once we multiply the negative imaginary number (-i) to the positive imaginary number (i),

Which is equal to 1.

so multiply a negative imaginary number (-i) by a positive imaginary number (i), it equals to positive 1.

y=mx+b

step-by-step explanation:

m is slope, b is y-intercept

6e14 is the answer.