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Understood

Just got it. Thanks for explaining it with your example. Greatly appreciated!!!!!

Can you just explain how you get 50/2+j from 150/(4+j)+2

This was not a homework assignment, it's not necessary to understand the equation for this course, I was just interested in how they derived their answer.

How did the get 20-10j as the answer

Yes, That is how the equation is given.

The answer that was given is 20-j10

The denominator is(4+j3)x50+100

50 divided by (4+j3) x 50 +100

[50/(4+j3)(50)+100]x150 This is the equation

It's (50/(4+j3)(50)

I have limited experience with complex numbers, this is the first that I've had to use them. If I see how this equation is solved, it will go along way in my understanding of them.

How would I add this complex number in this equation

Yes

But, how is the answer 20-10j