Separate into real and imaginary parts and show your answ (3–2i )( 1+2i) Z = (2- i)2

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Separate into real and imaginary parts and show your answer on the Argand diagram.
( 3-2i)(1+2i)
Z =
(2- i)2
Transcribed Image Text:Separate into real and imaginary parts and show your answer on the Argand diagram. ( 3-2i)(1+2i) Z = (2- i)2
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