SOLUTION: (6-9i)2
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Question 401027: (6-9i)2
Answer by jsmallt9(3758) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I assume the 2 at the end is an exponent. Please use the "^" character to indicate exponents, like this:
(6-9i)^2
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To multiply this we can use FOIL on (6-9i)(6-9i), or we can use the pattern with "a" being 6 and "b" being 9i. I prefer using the pattern:
which simplifies to:
i = so . Substituting -1 for we get:
36-108i+81(-1)
which simplifies as follows:
36-108i+(-81)
-45+108i
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