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8*(11 i+2)=
Your answer should be a complex number in the form 
a+bi where 
a and 
b are real numbers.

8(11i+2)= 8 \cdot(11 i+2)= \newlineYour answer should be a complex number in the form a+bi a+b i where a a and b b are real numbers.

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Q. 8(11i+2)= 8 \cdot(11 i+2)= \newlineYour answer should be a complex number in the form a+bi a+b i where a a and b b are real numbers.
  1. Multiply real part by 88: Multiply the real part of the complex number by 88.\newlineWe have the complex number 11i+211i + 2, and we need to multiply both the real part (2)(2) and the imaginary part (11i)(11i) by 88.\newlineCalculation: 8×2=168 \times 2 = 16
  2. Multiply imaginary part by 88: Multiply the imaginary part of the complex number by 88.\newlineNow we multiply the imaginary part, which is 11i11i, by 88.\newlineCalculation: 8×11i=88i8 \times 11i = 88i
  3. Combine results: Combine the results from Step 11 and Step 22.\newlineWe add the real part from Step 11 to the imaginary part from Step 22 to get the final complex number.\newlineCalculation: 16+88i16 + 88i

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