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Help Please? How do I simplify the expression -5+i/2i
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Multiply by "i" to get rid of it from the denominator.
ok so now it is -5+i/2
Like this : \[\frac{ -5+i }{ 2i }*\frac{ i }{ i }=\frac{ -5i-1 }{ -2 }\] You can simplify it further.
I meant multiply the nominator and the denominator by "i".
oh ok that makes a little more sense...I think I got it now. Thank you!
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