4(-6j+16)=3(-8j+3)

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Solution for 4(-6j+16)=3(-8j+3) equation:


Simplifying
4(-6j + 16) = 3(-8j + 3)

Reorder the terms:
4(16 + -6j) = 3(-8j + 3)
(16 * 4 + -6j * 4) = 3(-8j + 3)
(64 + -24j) = 3(-8j + 3)

Reorder the terms:
64 + -24j = 3(3 + -8j)
64 + -24j = (3 * 3 + -8j * 3)
64 + -24j = (9 + -24j)

Add '24j' to each side of the equation.
64 + -24j + 24j = 9 + -24j + 24j

Combine like terms: -24j + 24j = 0
64 + 0 = 9 + -24j + 24j
64 = 9 + -24j + 24j

Combine like terms: -24j + 24j = 0
64 = 9 + 0
64 = 9

Solving
64 = 9

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