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Using binomial theorem express inthe form a + ib (3+√-4)​

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Answered by avyangdvn18
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Answer:

3+2i

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Answered by mad210218
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Using binomial theorem in this question a + ib = 3 + 2i

Step-by-step explanation:

\sqrt{-1} = i\\ \textbf{\large It is the imaginary number}\\ \\\text{\large \sqrt{-4}  = \sqrt{-1\times 2\times 2} = \sqrt{-1\times2^2} = 2\sqrt{-1} = 2i  }\\\\\text{As we got to know that 2i =}\sqrt{-4}

\text{\large Now we can compare the given equation by a + ib}

\text{\large As the given equation is = 3 + }\sqrt{-4} =  3+ 2i\\\text{\large On comparing the given equation with a + ib}\\\\\textbf{a = 3  and b = 2}\\\\\\\textbf {\Large so a+ ib = 3 + 2i}\textbf {\Large So the correct answer is 3 + 2i}

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