Question

What is the standard form the equation below?

Answer 1

-47/29 + 119/58i if i didn't miscalculated something

Answer 2

miscalculate*

Answer 3

well I think there is a miscalculation

Answer 4

There is a miscalculation.

Answer 5

you want it on the form x+ y i right ?

Answer 6

In my answers the denominator is 58 and the I is next to 119

Answer 7

if you distribute it becomes

\[\frac{35 -19i}{-14 - 6i}\]

Answer 8

It is

Answer 9

I will use EQn to be clear

Answer 10

\[\frac{ -47 }{ 29 } + \frac{ 119 }{ 58 } i \]

Answer 11

campbell_st now (-14+6i)

(35-19i)(-14+6i)

and
-14 * - 14 - 6 * 6 i^2

Answer 12

I think I didn't miscalculate