Math, asked by Divye329, 1 year ago

How do you multiply (3i)(−2+6i)?

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Answered by adityaaryaas
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Answer:

-18-6i

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Answered by 333ayaank
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Answer:

the answer is : (-6i -18)

Step-by-step explanation:

(3i)(-2+6i) = (3i)(-2) + (3i)(6i)

                 = -6i + 18i²

                 = -6i + 18(-1)  ; since i=√-1, so i²= -1

                 = -6i -18

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