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Answer:


\begin{gathered} 1:\text{ }D \\ 2:\text{ }B \\ 3:\text{ }A \\ 4:\text{ }C \end{gathered}

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's see each expression:

The expression 1 is:


(3+5i)-(10+4i)

We know that in order to add or rest complex numbers, the real part goes with the real part an the same with the imaginary part.

Then:


(3+5\imaginaryI)-(10+4\imaginaryI)=(3-10)+(5i-4i)=-7+i

Now, let's look the expression D:


D.(1+2i)(-1+3i)

And solve:


(1+2i)(-1+3i)=1(-1)+1\cdot3i+2i(-1)+2i\cdot3i=-1+3i-2i+6i^2=-1-6+i=-7+i

Expressions 1 and D are the same.

For expression 2:


2.(2+4i)(2-4i)

Let's solve it. We can see that the expression is a difference of squares:


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