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Solve the equation 13Z/Z+1 =11-3i, Z£C where Z=X+yi X&Y£R?​

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Presumably you mean the equation


(13z)/(z+1) = 11-3i

Observe that for
z\\eq-1,


(13z)/(z+1) = (13(z+1) - 13)/(z+1) = 13 - (13)/(z+1)

so we can simplify the equation to


13 - (13)/(z+1) = 11 - 3i \implies (13)/(z+1) = 13 - (11 - 3i) = 2+3i

Multiply both sides by
(z+1)/(2+3i).


(13)/(z+1)=2+3i \implies (13)/(2+3i) = z+1 \implies z = (13)/(2+3i) - 1

Rationalize the denominator by introducing its complex conjugate.


z = (13(2-3i))/((2+3i)(2-3i)) - 1 = (26-39i)/(2^2+3^2) - 1 = \boxed{1 - 3i}

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