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multiplicative inverse of \[1\div3+i\]
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\[\frac{1}{3+i}\]?
multiplicative inverse is \[3+i\] because if you multiply them together you get 1
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so the answer is 3+i?
it is true that \[\frac{1}{3+i}\times (3+i)=1\]
complex numbers are weird, but not that weird
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