Example 1 - If 4x + i(3x  y) = 3 + i(-6), find x and y - Examples - Examples

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Example 1 If 4x + i(3x – y) = 3 + i (–6), where x and y are real numbers, then find the values of x and y. Given 4š‘„ + š‘– (3š‘„ – š‘¦) = 3 + š‘– (–6) Comparing Real Part 4š‘„ = 3 š’™ = šŸ‘/šŸ’ Comparing Imaginary Part 3š‘„ – š‘¦ = āˆ’6 Putting š’™ = šŸ‘/šŸ’ 3(šŸ‘/šŸ’) – š‘¦ = –6 9/4āˆ’š‘¦=āˆ’6 9/4+6=š‘¦ š’š=šŸ‘šŸ‘/šŸ’ Hence, š’™ = šŸ‘/šŸ’ & š’š = šŸ‘šŸ‘/šŸ’ is the solution of the given equation

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