If u had to pay someone the sqr rt of the amount of $ u had, & u were in debt, how much would u have to pay?

Question

I wish I had more characters to work with...anyway, since when you are in debt, you have a negative amount of money, what would happen if you had to pay the square root of that? (this is sort've like the "If three people are in a room, and five leave, how many have to return for the room to be empty?")

Answer 1

1. Being in debt does not mean you have no cash on hand, so sqrt( C.O.H)

2. Any lender will twist this statement to "You have to pay the square root of what you owe.", so sqrt(debt)

3. Debts are liabilities. Things you own , investments, money others owe you, and C.O.H. are assets, so sqrt(assets)

4. If you are dealing with the government, sqrt(everything)

Answer 2

The square root of a negative number is something i where i's imaginary... but in this case yeah I think they want you to say you would owe nothing.

Answer 3

there is no square root theory to paying debt

Answer 4

0 cuz i have nothing to start with, and nothing to end with