SOLUTION: (2+4i)/2i

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Question 360110: (2+4i)/2i
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(2+4i)/2i


when you divide two complex numbers, you must multiply the numerator and the denominator by the complex congugate of the denominator

(2 + 4i)/2i
-2i is the complex conjugate of 2i
(2 + 4i)/2i * (-2i)/(-2i)
-2i(2 + 4i)/(2i * -2i)
(-4i - 8i^2)/(-4i^2)
(-4i + 8)/4 (note i^2 = -1)
2 - i

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