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Find the conjugate of the complex number 3-4i/2i

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The conjugate is -2+\frac{3i}{2}.

Step-by-step explanation:

Complex numbers: Numbers that consists of two parts — a real number and an imaginary number. Such number are called complex numbers.

Conjugate of complex numbers: The numbers in which the real part remains the same, while the imaginary part will have the same magnitude but the opposite sign.

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Consider the given complex number as follows:

\frac{3-4i}{2i}

Rewrite the number as follows:

\frac{3}{2i}-\frac{4i}{2i}

\frac{3}{2i}-2

Further, simplify as follows:

\left(\frac{3}{2i}\times \frac{i}{i}\right)-2 (Rationalisation)

\frac{3i}{2i^2}-2

\frac{3i}{-2}-2 (Since i^2=-1)

-2-\frac{3i}{2}

Here, the real number is -2 and an imaginary number is -3/2.

Then, the conjugate is,

= -2+\frac{3i}{2}

Therefore, the conjugate of the complex number \frac{3-4i}{2i} is -2+\frac{3i}{2}.

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