SOLUTION: since 3+2i is not equal to 2+3i, where i^2=-1, is 3+2i<2+3i or 3+2i>2+3i?

Question 1172268: since 3+2i is not equal to 2+3i, where i^2=-1, is 3+2i<2+3i or 3+2i>2+3i?
Answer by ikleyn(52787) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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In the complex numbers domain, there is NO ordering the numbers.

- - - In distinction from the real numbers set. - - -

Therefore, the posed question in the post MAKES no SENSE.

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