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Show that k=(4 + 3j)/(5-j) can be rearranged to j =(5k - 4)/(3 + k)

Show that k=(4 + 3j)/(5-j) can be rearranged to j =(5k - 4)/(3 + k)
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Show that k=(4 + 3j)/(5-j) can be rearranged to j =(5k - 4)/(3 + k)

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Answer: f(x)=4

f(x)=√3x−4

f(x)=4x−5

Explanation:

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