Find the value of $z$ and $w$ in the following simultaneous equations. $4z - 1 = -2iw$ $2z + 3 = 2w + i$
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4z - 1 = -2iw Add 1 to both sides: 4z = -2iw + 1 Divide both sides by 4: z = (-2iw + 1)/4 Show more…
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