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a+3i/2+ib=1-i show that 5a -7b =0

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Answered by Pitymys
136

Given  \frac{a+3i}{2+ib} =1-i . This equation can be written as

 a+3i=(1-i)(2+ib)\\<br />a+3i=2+b+i(b-2)

Equating real and imaginary parts,

 a=2+b\\<br />3=b-2\\<br />b=5\\<br />a=7

So,  5a-7b=35-35=0 . Proof is complete.

Answered by Anonymous
17

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

a+3i =(1-i)(2+ib)

       =2+ib-2i-bi^2

       =2+b+ib-2i

a+3i=2+b+ib-2i

By equality of complex numbers

a=2+b

3=b-2

b=3+2=5

Putting b=5

a=2+5=7

So complete this prove 5a-7b=0

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