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To express a single rational fraction as a sum of two or more single rational fractions which are called
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An improper rational fraction can be reduced by division to a
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When rational fraction is separated into partial fraction, the result is
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Break the given fraction into its partial fractions: $\cfrac{{3}x^{2}+1}{x-5}$
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Simplify the expression $(1+i)^{8}$
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The real part of the complex number $6(2-3i)$ is
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Iota expressed in the form of coordinates is
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Additive inverse of $8+\sqrt{2}i$ is
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Real part of $(2-3i)^{6}$ is
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Real part of $(4-i)^{2}$ is
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What is the area of a rectangular room whose length is $5 - 3i$ and width is $2i$?
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If $a>b$, then according to additive property of inequalities $a+c$____ $b+c$
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Additive inverse of a complex number $(a, b)$ is written as:
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Modulus of $i$ is equal to
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Product of a complex number with its own conjugate is a
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Conjugate of $3+4i$ is
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If $z=x+iy$ then |z|=
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If $z=x+i y$ then $\bar{z}=$
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If $z=(0,y)\:\epsilon \: OY$ where y>0 then Arg z=
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If $z=(x,0)\:\epsilon \: OX$ where x>0 then Arg z=
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