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If u = 3 – 4i and v = 3i + 6, what is u – v.?

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u - v = (3 - 4i) - (3i + 6) = 3 - 4i - 3i - 6 = -3 - 7i
User Dan Sherwin
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Answer:


u-v=-3-7i

Explanation:

We have been given two equations
u=3-4i and
v=3i+6. We are asked to find the value of
u-v.

Let us subtract value of v from u as:


u-v=3-4i-(3i+6)

First of all, we remove parenthesis as:


u-v=3-4i-3i-6

Now, we will combine the real part of equation with real part and imaginary part with imaginary part as:


u-v=3-6-4i-3i


u-v=-3-7i

Therefore, the value of
u-v is
-3-7i.

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