SOLUTION: How do you simplify problems with an imaginary number? (3-i)/(5+2i) (division) (2+i)/(3-4i) Thank you so much!
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Question 625492
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How do you simplify problems with an imaginary number?
(3-i)/(5+2i)
(division)
(2+i)/(3-4i)
Thank you so much!
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richwmiller, solver91311
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Answer by
richwmiller(17219)
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By using your imagination? You set me up for this didn't you?
Answer by
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Multiply the complex fraction by 1 in the form of the conjugate of the denominator divided by itself. The conjugate of
is
.
John
My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it
