e^(-2-3i) times (6 + i) solve this problem as a + bi
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So, e^(-2-3i) = e^(-2) * e^(-3i) = e^(-2) * (cos(-3) + i*sin(-3)). Now, let's multiply e^(-2-3i) by (6 + i): (e^(-2) * (cos(-3) + i*sin(-3))) * (6 + i) Now, distribute the terms: e^(-2) * (cos(-3) * 6 + cos(-3) * i + i * sin(-3) * 6 + i^2 * sin(-3)) Since i^2 Show more…
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