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Select all the complex numbers in the given table

Select all the complex numbers in the given table-example-1

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The complex number from the table are


1+√(-3), \ 4-3 √(-16), \ (3+2 √(-9))/(7), \ 9 \sqrt{-(7)/(5)}

Solution:

Let us solve and identify the complex number.

(A)
5-\sqrt{(9)/(4)}


5-\sqrt{(9)/(4)}= 5-\sqrt{(3^2)/(2^2)}


= 5-(3)/(2)

= 3.5

This is not a complex number.

(B)
1+√(-3)


1+√(-3)=1+√(-1* 3)

We know that
√(-1) =i.


1+√(-3)=1+√(3)i

This is a complex number.

(C)
4-3 √(-16)


4-3 √(-16)=4-3 √(-1* 4^2)


4-3 √(-16)=4-3*4 √(-1)

We know that
√(-1) =i.


4-3 √(-16)=4-12i

This is a complex number.

(D)
(2-√(12))/(5)


(2-√(12))/(5)=(2-2√(3))/(5)

There is no –1 in the root.

This is not a complex number.

(E)
(3+2 √(-9))/(7)


(3+2 √(-9))/(7)=(3+2 √(-1* 3^2))/(7)

We know that
√(-1) =i.


=(3+6i)/(7)

This is a complex number.

(F)
9 \sqrt{-(7)/(5)}


9 \sqrt{-(7)/(5)}=9 \sqrt{-1 * (7)/(5)}

We know that
√(-1) =i.


9 \sqrt{-(7)/(5)}=9 \sqrt{ (7)/(5)}i

This is a complex number.

Hence the complex number from the table are


1+√(-3), \ 4-3 √(-16), \ (3+2 √(-9))/(7), \ 9 \sqrt{-(7)/(5)}

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