Let z = 9 – 2i and zw = 25 70i. What is w? 1 8i 1 – 8i –1 8i –1

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Let z = 9 – 2i and zw = 25 70i. What is w? 1 8i 1 – 8i –1 8i –1 – 8i.

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Let z = 9 – 2i and zw = 25 70i. What is w? 1 8i 1 – 8i –1 8i –1 – 8i.

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Answer: A. 1+8i

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