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In this problem, we're being asked to divide negative 4i by 2 minus 6i.
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The issue we have here is that we have an i term in the denominator of our fraction, which we have to get rid of.
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Well, to do that, we're going to multiply the numerator and denominator by the conjugate of the denominator.
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Well, the conjugate of the denominator is 2 plus 6i.
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So we're going to multiply the numerator and denominator by 2 plus 6i.
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So now, let's see what we get.
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Well, in the numerator, we need to multiply negative 4i to 2 plus 6i.
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Well, negative 4i times 2 is negative 8i, and negative 4i times 6i is negative 24 i squared.
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Now, for the denominator, we need to multiply 2 minus 6i times 2 plus 6i.
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Well, to do this, we need to foil.
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So 2 times 2 is 4.
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2 times 6i is positive 12i, negative 6i, negative 6i times 6i times 6.
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2 is negative 12i, and negative 6i times positive 6i is negative 36 i squared.
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Now we need to simplify the numerator and the denominator.
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So let's look at the numerator.
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Well, that last term has an i squared, which remember is negative 1.
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So our numerator is going to be negative 8i minus 24 times negative 1.
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Now, in the denominator, i'm going to first bring down my first term of 4 because it has nothing to combine with...