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5. Find the magnitude of 4i + 3j​

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Answer:

5

Explanation:

The magnitude of the complex number is expressed as;

|z| = √x²+y²

Given the complex number z = 4i+3j, x = 4 and y = 3

Substitute

|z| = √x²+y²

|z| = √3²+4²

|z| = √9+16

|z| = √25

|z| =5

Hence the magnitude is 5

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