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On a coordinate plane, the y-axis is labeled imaginary and the x-axis is labeled real. Point A is (1, negative 2), B is (1, negative 6), C is (9, negative 2), D is (9, negative 6), z 1 is (3, negative 4), and z 2 is (negative 4, 1).

Which expression is the result of subtracting (z2 – 3i) from (z1 + 2)?

A
B
C
D

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[tex]z_{2}-3i=(-4+i)-3i=-4-2i\\\\z_{1}+2=(3-4i)+2=5-4i\\\\(z_{1}+2)-(z_{2}-3i)=(5-4i)-(-4-2i)=9-4i+4+2i=9-2i[/tex]

which corresponds with point C

The expression which is the result of subtracting (z2-3i) from (z1+2) is 9-2i.

Given On a coordinate plane, the y-axis is labeled imaginary and the x-axis is labeled real. Point A is (1, -2), B is (1, -6), C is (9,- 2), D is (9, - 6), z 1 is (3, - 4), and z 2 is (- 4, 1).

Coordinate plane is a two dimensional plane formed by the intersection of two number lines. One is horizontal line and one is vertical. On horizontal line x values are denoted and on vertical line y values are written. There can be three dimensional plane also.

z2-3i=(-4+i)-3i=-4-2i

z1+2=(3-4i)+2=5-4i

(z1+2)-(z2-3i)=(5-4i)-(-4-2i)

=9-4i+4+2i

=9-2i

Hence for the expression (z1+2)-(z2-3i)=9-2i

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