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It has to equal the imaginary part in order to "cancel out"

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it has to be a positive b so when you distribute the negative sign it cancels out

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it has to be a like term to cancel a complex numbers.

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it has to actually be equal to another imaginary number.

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B has to be the same number but with opposite sign to cancel out the bi

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that both i need to subtract each

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(c +bi) maybe ahh

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it has to equal to the other imaginary number to cancel it out

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the imaginary part has to equal the same b so they cancel out

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In order for it to be true the b has to be a positive b so that when you distribute it, it will be negative and it will just leave the real number by itself.

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For it to be true, it has to be able to cancel the i in the first complex number.

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It equals "b' or the first imaginary part.