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cowboi12345
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I have to find x and y for:
(x+y)+i(x-y)=14.8+6.2i
how to do?
(x+y)+i(x-y)=14.8+6.2i
how to do?
Can you solve for x and y in this complex numbers equation?
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The discussion focuses on solving the complex numbers equation (x+y)+i(x-y)=14.8+6.2i. To find the values of x and y, one must equate the real and imaginary parts, leading to the system of equations x+y=14.8 and x-y=6.2. This system can be solved using standard algebraic methods, yielding definitive values for x and y.
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Char. Limit
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In order for two complex numbers z and w to be equal, Re(z)=Re(w) and Im(z)=Im(w). In this case, you get the system of equations x+y=14.8 and x-y=6.2, which is a system you can solve.
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Char. Limit said:
OHHHH!...THANKS a lot!
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