SOLUTION: If z=4-3i and z2=3-4i simplify z+1/z

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Question 1019616: If z=4-3i and z2=3-4i simplify z+1/z
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What does "z2" mean? If you mean , then you have described an impossible situation because . If you mean , then is utterly extraneous information because does not appear in the expression you want to simplify.

Furthermore, it is unclear whether you want to simplify or . You need to use parentheses more liberally.

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John

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