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If u = (1 + i ) and v = (1 − i ), what is uv? 1 -4 -4i 4

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Answer:

It's 2

Explanation:

User XCRKx TyPHooN
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Answer:

The value of the product of u and v is
2.

Explanation:

Given: The value of
u=1+i and
v=1-i

To find: The value of
uv.

Solution: It is given that the value of of
u=1+i and
v=1-i, then the product is given as:


uv=(1+i)(1-i)


uv=(1)^2-(i)^2 (Using identity
a^2-b^2=(a+b)(a-b))


uv=1-(-1)


uv=2

Thus, the value of the product of u and v is
2.

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