Linear Algebra for Engineers and Scientists Using Matlab (First Edition)

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Chapter 8 - Section 8.1 - Algebraic Theory - Exercises 8.1 - Page 374: 11

Answer

$-95 +63i$

Work Step by Step

Note: the standard form of a complex number is $a+bi$ where $i = \sqrt -1$ and $a$ and $b$ are real numbers. Note: $i^{2} = \sqrt -1\sqrt -1 = -1$ $(3+4i)^{2}(4+3i) - (2+3i)^{2}$ Solve for $(3+4i)^{2}$: $(3+4i)^{2} = (3+4i)(3+4i)$ Expand out the complex number: $(3+4i)^{2} = 9+12i+12i+16i^{2}$ As seen in the note above, $i^{2} = -1$, so substitute in $-1$. $(3+4i)^{2} = 9+12i+12i+16(-1)$ Simplify: $(3+4i)^{2} = 9+12i+12i-16$ Combine like terms, to express the complex number in standard form: $(3+4i)^{2} = -7+24i$ Solve for $(2+3i)^{2}$: $(2+3i)^{2} = (2+3i)(2+3i)$ Expand out the complex number: $(2+3i)^{2} = 4 + 6i + 6i + 9i^{2}$ As seen in the note above, $i^{2} = -1$, so substitute in $-1$. $(2+3i)^{2} = 4 + 6i + 6i + 9(-1)$ Simplify: $(2+3i)^{2} = 4 + 6i + 6i -9$ Combine like terms, to express the complex number in standard form: $(2+3i)^{2} = -5+12i$ Since $(3+4i)^{2} = -7+24i$ and $(2+3i)^{2} = -5+12i$, substitute into $(3+4i)^{2}(4+3i) - (2+3i)^{2}$: $(3+4i)^{2}(4+3i) - (2+3i)^{2} = ( -7+24i)(4+3i)- (-5+12i)$ Expand out the complex number: $(3+4i)^{2}(4+3i) - (2+3i)^{2} = (-28-21i+96i+72i^{2})- (-5+12i)$ As seen in the note above, $i^{2} = -1$, so substitute in $-1$. $(3+4i)^{2}(4+3i) - (2+3i)^{2} = (-28-21i+96i+72(-1))- (-5+12i)$ Simplify: $(3+4i)^{2}(4+3i) - (2+3i)^{2} = (-28-21i+96i-72)- (-5+12i)$ $(3+4i)^{2}(4+3i) - (2+3i)^{2} = -28-21i+96i-72 + 5 -12i$ Combine like terms, to express the complex number in standard form: $(3+4i)^{2}(4+3i) - (2+3i)^{2} = -95 +63i$
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