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For a complex number a + ib, with a ≠ 0 & b ≠ 0, what is its multiplicative inverse?

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Answered by Ace0615
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Let a + ib be x

Therefore, multiplicative inverse of x wiil be 1 / x

i.e. x = 1 / x

Now,

a + ib = 1 / a + ib

= 1 / a + ib × a - ib / a - ib

= a + ib / (a - ib)(a + ib)

= a + ib / a^2 -i^2b^2

= a + ib / a^2 -(-1)×b^2

= a + ib / a^2 + b^2

Therefore, multiplicative inverse of:

a - ib = a + ib / a^2 + b^2

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