SOLUTION: Z= (3+i)
W=(-4+i)
Find ZW and conj(ZW).
I think I found ZW that is equal to -13+7i I'm not so sure.
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Question 765930: Z= (3+i)
W=(-4+i)
Find ZW and conj(ZW).
I think I found ZW that is equal to -13+7i I'm not so sure.
Answer by tommyt3rd(5050) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
zw=
(3+i)(-4+i)=
-12+3i-4i-1=
-13-i
conj(zw) = -13+i
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