Simplify 6/(1+2/i)

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[@WilliamHickman-i4z]

You could multiply 2/i by i/i to simplify it to 2i/i^2 which is -2i. So the equation becomes 6/(1-2i). Multiply top and bottom by 1+2i to get 6(1+2i)/(1-4i^2) which is 6(1+2i)/5

[@KaijuMathematics12]

That’s a cool idea! Thanks!