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kelp
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Hello,
I am trying to simplify a fractional expression with four terms on the bottom, two of the terms are imaginary. How would I go about making the denominator real?
The denominator is as follows:
(1/jwC + R3 + jwL + R2)
The j is the imaginary number. Everything else is a constant. I know with two terms, you can just multiply by the complex conjugate. Not sure how to do it with four terms.
I am trying to simplify a fractional expression with four terms on the bottom, two of the terms are imaginary. How would I go about making the denominator real?
The denominator is as follows:
(1/jwC + R3 + jwL + R2)
The j is the imaginary number. Everything else is a constant. I know with two terms, you can just multiply by the complex conjugate. Not sure how to do it with four terms.