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A complex number is a special type of number that takes the form of a + bi, where i is the symbol for the square root of -1. Can you figure out two complex numbers (where neither a nor b is zero) that when multiplied together become a real number?
Add Comment How would I solve 2i/(1+i) ?
I know the answer is 1+i but I don't know how to get there. Why do you multiply both the numerator and the denominator of the quotient by the complex conjugate ?
I am stuck on solving the problem below, writing the answers in standard form of a complex number, can you also show how it is worked out, thanks in advance.
(-2 + 5i) (i - 4) = |  
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