A complex number is a number of the form a + bi, where: A. a is a real number and bi is an imaginary number. B. a and bi are imaginary numbers. C. a and bi are real numbers. D. a is an imaginary number and bi is a real number.
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lol nothing, i really need help with the question tho
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Ok, so this is kind of a trick question:
alright
We express complex numbers as a+bi.
right
In this case, A and B are real.
*a *b
real + real*imaginary.
So B and D are wrong.
But real*imaginary is also imaginary.
So C is wrong.
if you know that \(i\) is imaginary, then multiplying it times any real number \(b\) still is imaginary.
So A, right?
\(i=\sqrt{-1}\) you know this, right?
yes, A is correct, but I would like (if you don't mind) to gain understand on this, if you aren't sure you can fully comprehend the question.
gain *understanding*
idk who to give the medal too, ima give it to liamschumm because he was first to reply, but thank you both for answering
I don't really care about medals.... sorry to hear that all people care about is medals.
Have a nice day, Arock and Solomon!
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