SOLUTION: How do you simplify (i)-5+(5+8i)? I tried distributing the i to the -5 & got -5i+0i-5. My teacher said that was wrong. Can you please help? Thanks!

Algebra.Com
Question 783022: How do you simplify (i)-5+(5+8i)? I tried distributing the i to the -5 & got -5i+0i-5. My teacher said that was wrong. Can you please help? Thanks!
Answer by tommyt3rd(5050)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(i)-5+(5+8i)=
i-5+5+8i=
9i

RELATED QUESTIONS

I am trying to find the minimum for f(x)=5x^2-20x+3. i think to find the min. you do... (answered by KnightOwlTutor)
Hello. I was hoping you could please help me? I need to solve this equation :... (answered by MathLover1,richard1234)
I got this wrong. (3x-2y)^2= (that's the equation) 9x^2-4y^2 (this is what i got by... (answered by nerdybill)
I tried to do 1/( (SQRT2)-3) I multiplyed the numerator and the denominator by... (answered by solver91311)
Please help me (5+i)+ (6-2i) when i tried, i tried solving this by distributing so... (answered by rapaljer)
How do I solve this equation? -3=12y-5(2y-7) I tried to solve it. But my teacher said i... (answered by rfer,friesr)
Another graphing question. I tried to do this and got (4,4) Obviously it was wrong. (answered by checkley71,jim_thompson5910)
5-16w-w-11 I tried but I got the wrong answer Thank... (answered by rfer)
What is the phase shift? y=9sin(5x+pi/5) i thought it was pi/5 but my teacher said... (answered by lwsshak3)