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z=-112-55 i
What is the real part of
z ?
What is the imaginary part of
z ?

$z=-112-55 i$ $\newline$ What is the real part of $z$ ? $\newline$ What is the imaginary part of $z$ ?

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z=-112-55 i

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What is the real part of

z

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What is the imaginary part of

z

?

Identify real part of $z$ : Identify the real part of the complex number $z$ . $\newline$ The real part of a complex number $a + bi$ is the term $a$ . $\newline$ For $z = -112 - 55i$ , the real part is $-112$ .
Identify imaginary part of z: Identify the imaginary part of the complex number $z$ . The imaginary part of a complex number $a + bi$ is the term $b$ , without the imaginary unit $i$ . For $z = -112 - 55i$ , the imaginary part is $-55$ .

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