Suppose that two lines Re((1+i)z+2i+3) = 0 and Re(2-bi)z+5) = 0 are perpendicular. then b=.

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Suppose that two lines Re((1+i)z+2i+3) = 0 and Re(2–bi)z+5) =
0 are perpendicular. then b=.
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Transcribed Image Text:Suppose that two lines Re((1+i)z+2i+3) = 0 and Re(2–bi)z+5) = 0 are perpendicular. then b=. %3|
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