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If it is never a complex number, then why no solutions?
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Hey guys , so math42 helped me loads with this but had another question about this..
They say |z| is never a complex number so no possible solutions but what I don't get is how they quickly jump to this conclusion? Could somebody please help
Hey guys , so math42 helped me loads with this but had another question about this..
They say |z| is never a complex number so no possible solutions but what I don't get is how they quickly jump to this conclusion? Could somebody please help
i'm not sure if there is a really quick simpler way to see it though
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Hey guys , so math42 helped me loads with this but had another question about this..
They say |z| is never a complex number so no possible solutions but what I don't get is how they quickly jump to this conclusion? Could somebody please help
Hey guys , so math42 helped me loads with this but had another question about this..
They say |z| is never a complex number so no possible solutions but what I don't get is how they quickly jump to this conclusion? Could somebody please help
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Hey guys , so math42 helped me loads with this but had another question about this..
They say |z| is never a complex number so no possible solutions but what I don't get is how they quickly jump to this conclusion? Could somebody please help
Hey guys , so math42 helped me loads with this but had another question about this..
They say |z| is never a complex number so no possible solutions but what I don't get is how they quickly jump to this conclusion? Could somebody please help
Whoever wrote that really is a terrible teacher
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Hey guys , so math42 helped me loads with this but had another question about this..
They say |z| is never a complex number so no possible solutions but what I don't get is how they quickly jump to this conclusion?
Hey guys , so math42 helped me loads with this but had another question about this..
They say |z| is never a complex number so no possible solutions but what I don't get is how they quickly jump to this conclusion?
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