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Which equation illustrates the identity property of multiplication?

A
(x + yi) × z = (xz + yzi)
B
(x + yi) × 0 = 0
C
(x + yi) × (z + wi) = (z + wi) × (x + yi)
D
(x + yi) × 1 = (x + yi)
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Which property of addition is shown in the equation below? c + di + 0 + 0i = c + di

A
commutative property
B
inverse property
C
identity property
D
associative property
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What is the additive inverse of the complex number 13 – 2i?

A
–13 – 2i
B
–13 + 2i
C
13 – 2i
D
13 + 2i
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Which expression is equivalent to ?

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A
–5i – 2
B
–4i – 2
C
4i – 2
D
5i – 2
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Which equation is an example of the commutative property of multiplication?

A
(8 + 6i) = (6i + 8)
B
(8 + 6i)(7 – 9i) = (7 – 9i)(8 + 6i)
C
(8 + 6i)(7 – 9i) = (8 + 6i)(7 – 9i)(1)
D
(8 + 6i) = (8 + 6i + 0)
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Helene is finding the sum (9 + 10i) + (–8 + 11i). She rewrites the sum as (–8 + 11)i + (9 + 10)i. Which statement explains the property of addition that she made an error in using?

A
Helene incorrectly used the commutative property by changing the order of the two complex numbers.
B
Helene incorrectly used the associative property by changing the order of the two complex numbers.
C
Helene incorrectly used the identity property by combining the real number and the coefficient of the imaginary part.
D
Helene incorrectly used the distributive property by combining the real number and the coefficient of the imaginary part.
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What is the sum of 15 – 6i and –2 + 9i?

A
13 + 3i
B
17 + 3i
C
24 – 147i
D
24 + 147i
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Which property of addition is shown below? If x = 1 + 2i and y = –1 – 2i, then x + y = 0.

A
commutative property
B
identity property
C
associative property
D
inverse property

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