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3i*(15+2i)=
Your answer should be a complex number in the form 
a+bi where 
a and 
b are real numbers.

3i(15+2i)= 3 i \cdot(15+2 i)= \newlineYour answer should be a complex number in the form a+bi a+b i where a a and b b are real numbers.

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Q. 3i(15+2i)= 3 i \cdot(15+2 i)= \newlineYour answer should be a complex number in the form a+bi a+b i where a a and b b are real numbers.
  1. Distribute multiplication: To multiply a complex number by a real number or another complex number, we distribute the multiplication over addition.\newlineSo, we multiply 3i3i by each term inside the parentheses (15+2i)(15 + 2i).\newline3i×15+3i×2i3i \times 15 + 3i \times 2i
  2. Multiply by real number: Multiplying the real number by the imaginary unit ii gives us:\newline3i×15=45i3i \times 15 = 45i
  3. Multiply imaginary numbers: Multiplying the imaginary numbers ii by ii gives us: 3i×2i=6i23i \times 2i = 6i^2 Since i2=1i^2 = -1, we can replace i2i^2 with 1-1 to simplify the expression. 6i2=6×(1)=66i^2 = 6 \times (-1) = -6
  4. Combine results: Now we combine the results of the two multiplications:\newline45i+(6)45i + (-6)\newlineThis simplifies to:\newline6+45i-6 + 45i

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