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What is the value of 15i/ 2 + i

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the answer would be

3 + 6i


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Answer:

The value of the given expression is
(15i)/(2+i)=3(2i+1)

Explanation:

Given : Expression
(15i)/(2+i)

To find : The value of the given expression?

Solution :

We solve the expression by rationalizing,


(15i)/(2+i)

Rationalize by multiplying the Nr. and Dr. by 2-i


=(15i)/(2+i)* (2-i)/(2-i)


=(15i(2-i))/((2+i)(2-i))

Applying property,
(a+b)(a-b)=a^2-b^2


=(30i-15i^2)/(2^2-i^2)

We know,
i^2=-1


=(30i-15(-1))/(2^2-(-1))


=(30i+15)/(4+1)


=(30i+15)/(5)

Divide by 5,


=6i+3


=3(2i+1)

Therefore, The value of the given expression is
(15i)/(2+i)=3(2i+1)

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