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I don’t think it explains why the Jesus Make America Believe Again American Flag shirt and I will buy this imaginary axis is perpendicular to the real axis, it just explains why i2 = -1 assuming that you already understand that multiplying by i means rotating 90 degrees about the origin in the complex number plane. If you start from 1 then multiply by i twice, you’ll get to negative one, but you’re not turning on a dime, you’re moving in a circular radius about the origin. Scroll a little way down to the “like hands on a clock” section, and click through the animations. If that doesn’t convince you, nothing will. Also, the imaginary axis can only be perpendicular to the real axis. There’s no other way it could be – if you accept the number line as a conceptual thing in the first place, that is. Would this rule apply to quaternions(hope I spelled it right)? Moving from one axis to another? I dint know exactly what the cycle would be, perhaps starting with positive x axis: x+ -> y+ -> z+ -> x- -> y- -> z-?

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Edit: to add I believe quaternion math is non comunative so that you can only go through certain rotations as it were. thats exactly why I fucking love this explanation. It seems like a dumby explanation but actually is the Jesus Make America Believe Again American Flag shirt and I will buy this best way to explain negative multipication mathematically Makes me think of my childhood where my mom would give directions like this when we were cycling: 3 times right Interestingly the double negative is a bad explanation. Originally double negatives in speech enhanced the negative, like when you hear someone say “I ain’t got no idea.” In somewhat recent history though, language was codified to work more like mathematics so that double negatives would be positives. Literally =/= figuratively. Double negatives are used figuratively for emphasis. The same way “literally” now means what it always did as well as “figuratively, for emphasis” because it gets used that way literally all the time. Because if you look at the complex plane, multiplication can be represented as a rotation and a variation of absolute value. This still applies when dealing with real numbers, it’s just that you end up with only one direction (the real number line) and two orientations (negative and positive). It would also mean that multiplying a negative number by anything would always produce a negative, so they’d be no way to get back to a positive number. That would be an unfortunate rut to get stuck in.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.