Pregunta
Complex numbers are used in electronics to describe the current in an electric circuit. Ohm’s law relates the currer
in a circuit,
, in amperes, the voltage of the circuit,
, in, volts, and the resistance of the circuit,
, in ohms, by the
formula
. Find
, the voltage of a circuit if
amperes and
ohms.
volts
(Simplify vour answer. Type your answer in the form
.
in a circuit,
formula
(Simplify vour answer. Type your answer in the form
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Feb 14,2025
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Solución
To find the voltage E, we use Ohm’s law: E = I × R, where I = 7 - 3i (amperes) and R = 6 + 4i (ohms).
Multiply the two complex numbers:
E = (7 - 3i)(6 + 4i).
Use the distributive property (FOIL):
= 7×6 + 7×4i - 3i×6 - 3i×4i
= 42 + 28i - 18i - 12i².
= 42 + 28i - 18i - 12i².
Recall that i² = -1, so substitute:
= 42 + 28i - 18i + 12
= (42 + 12) + (28i - 18i)
= 54 + 10i.
= (42 + 12) + (28i - 18i)
= 54 + 10i.
Thus, the voltage is 54 + 10i volts.
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Bonus Knowledge
To find the voltage
, we will use the formula
. Given
amperes and
ohms, we multiply these two complex numbers.
First, let’s multiply:
Using the distributive property (also known as the FOIL method for binomials):
Calculating each part:
-
-
-
-
. Remember that , so .
Now, combining these results:
Combining like terms:
- Real parts:
- Imaginary parts:
Thus, the expression simplifies to:
Therefore, the voltage of the circuit is:

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