Let z₁ = 3 − 7i, z2 = 4 − 3i, z3 = 4 – 2i. Then (z1 — 22) – 323 O a. None O b. 13-2i ○ c. -13+2i O d. 13+10i =
Let z₁ = 3 − 7i, z2 = 4 − 3i, z3 = 4 – 2i. Then (z1 — 22) – 323 O a. None O b. 13-2i ○ c. -13+2i O d. 13+10i =
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Transcribed Image Text:Let z₁ = 3 − 7i, z2 = 4 − 3i, z3 = 4 – 2i. Then (z1 — 22) – 323
O a. None
O b. 13-2i
○ c. -13+2i
O d. 13+10i
=
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