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What is the magnitude of -3 +4i?
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What is the magnitude of -3 +4i?

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The magnitude of -3 +4i is 5

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Answer:

we have

-3+4i

let magnitude be |z|

|z|=
\sqrt{( - 3) {}^(2) + 4 {}^(2) }

|z|=5 unit

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