Answer:
To find a complex conjugate, simply change the sign of the imaginary part (the part with the i). This means that it either goes from positive to negative or from negative to positive.
As a general rule, the complex conjugate of <span>a+bi</span> is <span>a−bi</span>.
Therefore, the complex conjugate of <span>3−2i</span> is <span>3+2i</span>.
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Answer: -69q+74
Step by step:
1. Use distributive property.
8⋅10+8(−6q) + 3(−7q − 2)
Multiply 8 • 10 then -6 • 8
80 - 48q + 3(-7q - 2)
2. Use distributive property again.
80 - 48q + 3(-7q - 2)
Multiply -7 • 3 then 3 • -2
80 - 48q -21q - 6
3. Simplify
Subtract 6 from 80 then subtract 21q from -48q.
-69q + 74
8(10 - 6q) + 3(-7q - 2) = -69q + 74
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