How to solve math placement test questions #14 and #15?

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The forum discussion centers on solving math placement test questions #14 and #15. The original poster (OP) seeks step-by-step guidance due to a lack of recent math practice. A user named Daniel advises the OP to master the underlying theory before attempting exercises and suggests posting in the appropriate Homework section. Additionally, there is a query regarding the meaning of the "i" symbol, which is defined as the square root of -1.

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I am getting ready to take my placement test for college, but it has been over a year since I have taken math. So could some one explain to me, in step by step form, how to solve #14 and #15.
http://www.math.ohio-state.edu/counseling/imgs/D-Test02.jpg

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Thanks for any help.
 
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I'm sorry, we don't do that here. We're waiting for the OP to draw the first blood. As an advice, never apprach any exercise without mastering the theory behind it.

Daniel.

P.S.Next time, post in the Homework section (it looks like HS to me) after having read the guidelines atop the HS homework help forum.
 
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sorry, I was not sure what section to put it in. If someone could please move it, then that would be great.


About the problems...the only real question I have is what does the "i" symbol stand for. I remember seeing it before, but no one can seem to remember what it is.
 
"i" is usually defined as \sqrt{-1}
 

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