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OpenStudy (zuha):

Rewrite x^2+9 as a multiplication using complex numbers and the polynomial identity below. u^2+v^2=(u+vi)(u-vi)

OpenStudy (zuha):

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ILovePuppiesLol (ilovepuppieslol):

oh hi

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random231 (random231):

okay so lets compare x^2+9 and u^2+v^2

random231 (random231):

what do you think u can be equal to?

OpenStudy (zuha):

@random231 x?

random231 (random231):

yes :) now what can be the value of v??

OpenStudy (zuha):

@random231 3? or 9?

random231 (random231):

its 3 cuz v^2 = 9

random231 (random231):

so put in the values in place of u and v

OpenStudy (zuha):

@random231 Makes sense. So I should write u^2+v^2 as x^2+3^2?

random231 (random231):

(u+iv)(u-iv) as (x+3i)(x-3i) thats the form you want

OpenStudy (zuha):

Alright. So then x^2-3i^3?

random231 (random231):

yes

OpenStudy (zuha):

Sorry typo, I meant to write x^2-3i^2 0-0 How do we get to cubed?

random231 (random231):

cubed?

OpenStudy (zuha):

"x^2-3i^3" ^2 is squared and ^3 is cubed

OpenStudy (zuha):

@ILovePuppiesLol ;-; random has gone missing

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OpenStudy (zuha):

@ILovePuppiesLol Thx ;-; :)

OpenStudy (zuha):

@random231 Oh welcome back >^-^<

random231 (random231):

yeah ik but you dont need to find that. (x+3i)(x-3i) is your final answer.

OpenStudy (zuha):

@random231 Ahhh makes sense! Thank you!!

random231 (random231):

:) np

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