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Multiply -3-i and 3+3i

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Answer:

The product of -3-i and 3+3i is;


-6-12i

Step-by-step explanation:

We want to multiply the complex number;


\begin{gathered} (-3-1)*(3+3i) \\ (-3-i)(3+3i) \\ -3(3)-3(3i)-i(3)-i(3i) \\ -9-9i-3i-3i^2 \\ -9-12i-3(-1) \\ -9-12i+3 \\ -9+3-12i \\ -6-12i \end{gathered}

Therefore, the product of -3-i and 3+3i is;


-6-12i
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