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Divide: 5 + 2i by 3 + 4i.(23 + 14i)/25(23 - 14i)/25(7 + i)/25(7 - i)/25

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Given:


(5+2i)/(3+4i)

Required:

We need to divide 5+2i by 3+4i.

Step-by-step explanation:

The conjugate of 3+4i is 3-4i.

Multiply and divide the given expression by 3-4i


=((5+2\imaginaryI)(3-4i))/((3+4\imaginaryI)(3-4i))
Use\text{ }(a+b)(a-b)=a^2-b^2.
=(5(3-4i)+2\imaginaryI(3-4i))/((3^2-(4i)^2))
=(5(3)-5(4i)+2\imaginaryI(3)-2i(4i))/(9-(-16))
=(15-20i+6i-8(-1))/(9+16)
=(15-14i+8)/(25)
=(23-14i)/(25)

Final answer:


(23-14i)/(25)

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