Add or subtract operations for complex numbers, Mathematics

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performs the mentioned operation and write the answers in standard form.

( -4 + 7i ) + (5 -10i )

Solution

Actually there isn't much to do here other than add or subtract. Notice that the parentheses on the first terms are just there to mention which we're thinking of that term as a complex number and generally aren't used.

( -4 + 7i ) + (5 -10i ) + 1 - 3i

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