(2 + 3i)2 Simplify the expression. A) -5 B) -5 + 12i C) 4 + 9i D) 5 - 12i
is it \[(2-3i)^2\]
Yes it is
2*2+3*3i :)
thanks
Wait but that isn't right though.
You multiply i know it becomes 4 + 9i
Nonono. That is not correct..
How? I dont get it
techincally none of the answers are correct though bc it should be \[i^2\] right @xMissAlyCatx
its A
(2-3i)^2 = (2-3i)(2-3i) = 4 - 12i + 9i^2 i is the square root of -1, so i^2 = -1 So, 4 - 12i + 9i^2 = 4 - 12i - 9 = -5 - 12i
the answer is A because 9i becomes 9(-1) and that becomes 4+-9 which equals -5
So you wouldn't be just simply multiplying, it is like a matter of using the FOIL method first.
The answer is not A.
yeah #forgotboutthat
ah
Do you understand now?
the answer is A
Kind of,
@Poohdessey No, it is not. And don't give direct answers even if they are wrong. It is against code of conduct.
@xMissAlyCatx whose code of conduct i did explain it. Everyone deserves an explanation, so in the future when he has a problem like it he can do it on his own .... no shade
The websites code of conduct, want me to link it to you? You didn't explain all you did was give answer.
i most definitely did explain it
But it was incorrect..
and you would know because.... right i know im correct lml.... I dont need you to try to tell me what's right or wrong because I'm not the one with the question. sorry, but I am more than capable of working out this math problem on my own.
It wasn't your math question/post first of all, and I know how to solve it, and I did.. correctly.
You didn't use the correct method to solve.
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