so i know how to add, subtract, and mulitply, but im having trouble simplying this type of equation with the inverse.
For example how do i go from this [(1/20)+(1/j10)]^-1 ...to being equal to this 4+j8
Another example is [(1/-j1250)+(1/j500)]^-1 to being equal to 1500-j500
Any ideas ?? Any help will be appreciated, thanks !
For example how do i go from this [(1/20)+(1/j10)]^-1 ...to being equal to this 4+j8
Another example is [(1/-j1250)+(1/j500)]^-1 to being equal to 1500-j500
Any ideas ?? Any help will be appreciated, thanks !
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You must know that a^(-1) = 1/a
[(1/20)+(1/j10)]^(-1) =
((10j + 20)/200j)^(-1) =
((2 + j)/20j)^(-1) =
((-20j)(2 + j)/400))^(-1) =
((-40j - 20j²)/400))^(-1) =
((2 - 4j)/40))^(-1) =
40/(2 - 4j) =
40(2 + 4j)/20 =
2(2 + 4j) =
4 + 8j
[(1/20)+(1/j10)]^(-1) =
((10j + 20)/200j)^(-1) =
((2 + j)/20j)^(-1) =
((-20j)(2 + j)/400))^(-1) =
((-40j - 20j²)/400))^(-1) =
((2 - 4j)/40))^(-1) =
40/(2 - 4j) =
40(2 + 4j)/20 =
2(2 + 4j) =
4 + 8j