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square root of 49 over (3+4i) - (2-5I)=
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is it like this? \[\large \frac{49}{3+4i}-(2-51) \]
sq root of 49 is over (3+4i) - (2-5i) please help!
Nope. Like this: 49/(3+4i) - (2-51)
Make sure your (2-51) is in the denominator as well with the (3+4i).
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so it is \[\large \frac{49}{(3+4i)-(2-5i)} \]
Yes! Now, try to solve it and tell me your answer.
just add or subtract like terms in the denominator
Do you have a scientific calc?
then use this \[\large \frac{z}{w}=\frac{z\overline{w}}{w\overline{w}} \] where \(\overline{w}=a-bi\) if \(w=a+bi\)
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I'm not quite sure, however, I'll just give you the answer. Answer: 49/82 - 441i/82
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