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asked Nov 17, 2016 33.1k views

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What is
-65 x -2?
5j + 10j?

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They are both simple exercises in addition.
The solutions are:

(-65) x (-2) = 130

(5j) + (10j) = 15j

GBleaney answered Nov 23, 2016

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