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Answer:
we need to factorise if imaginary number is in the denominator. no action is required if its in the numerator.
you can factorise an imaginary number by multiplying both the numerator and denominator by the conjuncate of the complex number
for instance,
we've given a complex number as follows

factorising

as 3x -4i is the conjugate of 3x + 4i
and 4i is the imaginary number

and since i² = -1

hence factorised
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