SOLUTION: How would I solve
(-2i)-3-(-2+7i)?
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Question 894277: How would I solve
(-2i)-3-(-2+7i)?
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(-2i)-3-(-2+7i)
(-2i)-3-(-2)-(7i) Distribute the negative through
-2i-3+2-7i
(-3+2)+(-2i-7i) Group like terms and combine like terms for the next step
-1 - 9i which is the final answer
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