Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The sum of 7 and the quotient of 6 and q will be:
7 + 6/q
Step-by-step explanation:
As quotient is determined by dividing one quantity by another
So the quotient of 6 and q can be written as:
6/q
We also know that the sum can be determined by adding two or more numbers.
Therefore, the sum of 7 and the quotient of 6 and q will be:
7 + 6/q
= (5 - 9i) + (-4 + 7i) - (14 - 3i)
Combine like terms; two negatives make a positive when you remove parentheses
= (5 + -4 + -14) + (-9i + 7i + 3i)
= -13 + 1i or -13 + i
ANSWER: -13 + i (first choice)
Hope this helps! :)
5( 3u - 4) + 6
15u - 20 + 6....
Hope I'm right !!!
