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If z1=2+3i and z2=2-4i then show the following on the argand diagram z1+Z2

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Answered by vishveshandgupta
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Value of z1= 2+3i
Value of z2= 2-4i

So z1+z2
=(2+3i)+(2-4i)
= 2+3i + 2 - 4i
= 2 + 2 + 3i - 4i
= 4 - 1i

Thus, (z1+z2)= (4-1i)

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Answered by shailendrachoubay216
9

Ardand diagram of Z_{1}+Z_{2}.

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Here

  Z_{1}= 2+3\dot{i}        ...1)

   Z_{2}= 2-4\dot{i}      ...2)

2. Then

   Z=Z_{1}+Z_{2}

   Z=2+3\dot{i}+2-4\dot{i}

 So

  Z= 4-\dot{i}

  Where

   Real Number = 4

   Imaginary number =-1

3. For argand diagram

   First make horizontal line for real number.

  Second draw vertical line for imaginary number.

4. First draw vertical line on positive 4 unit on real axis.

   second draw horizontal line on negative number 1 unit on omaginary axis. Joint intersection point to origin which represent argand of complex number Z.

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