SOLUTION: How do you write the expression (-11+3i)+(4-6i) as a complex number in standard form?

Question 627941: How do you write the expression (-11+3i)+(4-6i) as a complex number in standard form?
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
The real parts are -11 and 4. So combine those to get -11+4 = -7

The imaginary parts are 3i and -6i. Combine those to get 3i+(-6i) = -3i

So the answer is -7-3i

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