SOLUTION: how do you solve (-6i)(-3i)(-2-4i)
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Question 458906: how do you solve (-6i)(-3i)(-2-4i)
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
how do you solve (-6i)(-3i)(-2-4i)
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Since there's no variable or unknown, you don't solve it.
You can simplify it by multiplying the terms.
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(-6i)(-3i)(-2-4i)
-6i*-3i = 18*i^2 = -18
--> -18*(-2-4i)
= 36 + 72i
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