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Solve for j.
-2 + 13j = 10j - 20
j=1

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Hi there!

Your answer is:

j= -6

Explanation:

-2+13j = 10j -20

-10j

3j -2 = -20

3j = -18

j= -6

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Miky answered Oct 28, 2021

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