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Find the modulus of the following |9+40i|
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Find the modulus of the following |9+40i|

User Theog
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Answer:

Explanation:

1. |9+40i| = 41

2. |-10+24i| = 26

User Ron Tornambe
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Answer:

modulus of |9+40i| is 41

Explanation:

Let z = 9+40i

then

|z| =
\sqrt{9^(2)+40^(2) }

=
√(81+1600)

=
√(1681)

= 41

|z| = 41

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