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Two complex numbers are represented by ordered pairs z1:a+ib & z2:c+id, which of the following is correct representation for z1−z2=?

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(ac)i(b+d)
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(ac)+i(bd)
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(a+c)i(b+d)
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None of these
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Solution

The correct option is C (ac)+i(bd)
z1:a+ib
z2:c+id
z1z2=(ac)+i(bd)

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