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Consider Z1= 4-4 radical 3i and Z2= -16 i. What is Z1-Z2?

Consider Z1= 4-4 radical 3i and Z2= -16 i. What is Z1-Z2?
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Consider Z1= 4-4 radical 3i and Z2= -16 i. What is Z1-Z2?

Consider Z1= 4-4 radical 3i and Z2= -16 i. What is Z1-Z2?-example-1
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User Sajjad Rezaei
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Answer:

Option (3)

Explanation:


Z_1=4-4√(3)i


Z_2=-16i


Z_1-Z_2=(4-4√(3)i)-(-16i)


=4-4√(3)i+16i


=4-(4√(3)i-16i)


=4-4(√(3)-4)i

Therefore, Option (3) will be the correct option.

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