How do I find the answer to the equation \(4 + 3j = 43\)?

4+3j=43 -4 from both sides 3j=39 then divide both sides by 3 to isolate j j=12

Answered by alienewissert | 2024-06-10

Follow below steps:
To find the answer to 4+3j=43:
Separate the real part from the imaginary part: 4 is the real part, and 3j is the imaginary part.
Since 43 is a complex number with a real part of 43 and no imaginary part, combine the real parts and the imaginaryparts separately.
Therefore, the solution is 4 + 3j = 43 is not true as they do not combine to form the same complex number.

Answered by SourabhMa | 2024-06-24

The equation 4 + 3 j = 43 cannot be true because the real parts (4 and 43) and the imaginary parts (3j and 0) are not equal. Thus, there is no solution to this equation. It illustrates how real and imaginary components must match for complex equations.
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Answered by SourabhMa | 2025-06-14