Z2 = (3-2i ) (5-4i) Z1=(5-4i) (3-2i)

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Z2 = (3-2i ) (5-4i)
Z1=(5-4i) (3-2i)

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hello :
Z2 = (3-2i ) (5-4i)
= 15 -12i -10i -8...... ( i² = -1)
Z2 = 7 -22 i

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