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Find the values of x and y that makes each equation true. x–17i=(3y)I–13
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Find the values of x and y that makes each equation true. x–17i=(3y)I–13

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Given that,


x-17i=(3y)i-13

Comparing real and imaginary parts,


x=-13
-17=3y

Therefore,


x=-13,y=(-17)/(3)

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