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Simplify (6 i)(8 − 3i). a. 51 − 10i b. 48 − 3i2 c. 45 − 10i d. 48 − 10i − 3i2

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1 answer:

Fiesta28 [93]3 years ago

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(6 + i)(8 - 3i) = 48 - 18i + 8i + 3 = 51 - 10i

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