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Find the sum of (-4 + 1) and (10 – 5:).
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Find the sum of (-4 + 1) and (10 – 5:).

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Answer:

6-4i

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User Uygar Y
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Answer:

6 - 4i

Explanation:

-4 + i = 10 - 5i

+4 +4

i = 14 + 5i

-5i -5i

-4i = 14

i = -3.5

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