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What is the standard form of (1+2√-3)/(1+√-3)

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User Jean Lestang
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Answer:


(7)/(4) +(3)/(4) i

Explanation:


(1+2√(-3) )/(1+√(-3))

To remove the negative sign from square root use 'i'

square root (-1) is 'i'


(1+2√(3)i)/(1+√(3)i)

Multiply top and bottom by conjugate of
(1+√(3)i)

Conjugate of
(1+√(3)i) is
(1-√(3)i)

Multiply it at the top and bottom


(1+2√(3)i)/(1+√(3)i) \cdot (1-√(3)i)/(1-√(3)i)

Multiply numerator and denominator using FOIL method


(1-√(3)i+2√(3)i-3i^2)/(1+3)

the value of i^2 is -1


(1+√(3)i-6(-1))/(4)


(1+√(3)i+6)/(4)


(7+√(3)i)/(4)


(7)/(4) +(3)/(4) i

User Juan Martin Zabala
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