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30 November, 23:15

What is the sum of (5+3i) and (5-3i)

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  1. 1 December, 00:13
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    Sum means to add together

    you can think of the imaginary number "i" to be like a variable x

    then its a matter of adding up like terms

    the sum of (5+3i) and (5-3i) is

    (5+3i) + (5-3i)

    now, following pemdas and doing the parenthesis first, you'll notice that you cant add up a real and an imaginary number together, so you're done with the parenthesis, now you're left with

    5+3i + 5-3i

    rearranging using commutative property

    5+5+3i-3i

    and now adding up like terms

    5+5 = 10

    3i-3i=0

    so what you get is just

    10
  2. 1 December, 01:20
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    (5+3i) + (5-3i) = 10i

    5+3i = 8i

    5-3i = 2i

    8i+2i=10i

    (Although I'm not sure why the "i" is needed if it is a real number)
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