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find the multiplicative inverce of the complex number 1+i

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Answered by chanannadiwal35

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Answer:

Therefore, the multiplicative inverse of −i is, z−1=∣z∣2zˉ=1i=i.

Answered by JomikaJustinJebaRaj

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given 1 + i = 1/2 (1 – i) ∴ Multiplication inverse of 1 + i is 1/2 (1 – i)

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