ren73
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  • 11-11-2019
  • Mathematics
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Simplify the expression
(6+6i)-(2+i)

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JosaLee JosaLee
  • 11-11-2019

4+5i.

Step 1: Remove the, unnecessary, parentheses.

(6+6i)-(2+i)

=6+6i-2-i

(the signs of the numbers in the second parentheses change because of the minus sign in front of it)

Step 2: Collect Like Terms.

=6-2+6i-i

Step 3: Subtract.

=4+5i.

(6+6i)-(2+i) = 4+5i.

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  • 11-11-2019
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