Consider the numbers z= 2 + 5i, w = -3- 2i, and u=-1+2i.
z+w is equal to -1+vi
w-u is equal t...
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Consider the numbers z= 2 + 5i, w = -3- 2i, and u=-1+2i.
z+w is equal to -1+vi
w-u is equal to - 4i
u + w is equal to -4 -
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