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Find the quotient of these complex numbers.(4 + 4i) (5 + 4i) =A.B.C.D.

Find the quotient of these complex numbers.(4 + 4i) (5 + 4i) =A.B.C.D.-example-1

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Find the quotient given below:


(4+4i)/(5+4i)

When managing complex numbers, we must recall:


\begin{gathered} i^2=-1 \\ \text{ Or, equivalently:} \\ i=√(-1) \end{gathered}

Multiply and divide the expression by the conjugate of the denominator:


(4+4i)/(5+4i)\cdot(5-4i)/(5-4i)

Multiply the expressions in the numerator and in the denominator. We can apply the special product formula in the denominator:


(a+b)(a-b)=a^2-b^2

Operating:


((4+4i)(5-4i))/(5^2-(4i)^2)

Operate and simplify:


(20-16i+20i-16i^2)/(25-16i^2)

Applying the property mentioned above:


(20-16i+20i+16)/(25+16)

Simplifying:


(36+4i)/(41)

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