Divide complex number by conjugate.

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The discussion revolves around dividing a complex number by its conjugate, specifically the expression (1 + 3i) / (2 + i). The correct simplification of this expression results in 1 + i, confirming that the final answer is indeed i. This demonstrates the process of simplifying complex fractions using conjugates.

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divide complex number by conjugate. 1+3(sqrt-1)/ 2+(sqrt-1) The answer that i get is (5i/5)+1.
Is this correct?
 
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Yes, and 5i/5=i
 

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