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How do I simplify my answer of 42i^2+32i+6 when the original problem was (2-6i)(3-7i)

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Given problem is


(2-6i)(3-7i)

Now,


\begin{gathered} (2-6i)(3-7i)=42i^2-14i-18i+6 \\ =42i^2-32i+6 \end{gathered}

We know that


i^2=-1

Using this face,


\begin{gathered} 42i^2-32i+6=-42-32i+6 \\ =-32i-36 \end{gathered}

Hence, the simplified form is


-32i-36

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