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What is solution to: 40+14j=2(-4j-13) ?
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What is solution to:
40+14j=2(-4j-13) ?

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J=-3

Because it makes sense
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40 + 14j = 2(-4j - 13)\\40 + 14j = -8j - 26\\14j + 8j = -26 - 40\\22j = -66\\j = -3

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