Evaluate
22+29i
Real Part
22
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4\times 7+4\times \left(2i\right)+3i\times 7+3\times 2i^{2}
Multiply complex numbers 4+3i and 7+2i like you multiply binomials.
4\times 7+4\times \left(2i\right)+3i\times 7+3\times 2\left(-1\right)
By definition, i^{2} is -1.
28+8i+21i-6
Do the multiplications.
28-6+\left(8+21\right)i
Combine the real and imaginary parts.
22+29i
Do the additions.
Re(4\times 7+4\times \left(2i\right)+3i\times 7+3\times 2i^{2})
Multiply complex numbers 4+3i and 7+2i like you multiply binomials.
Re(4\times 7+4\times \left(2i\right)+3i\times 7+3\times 2\left(-1\right))
By definition, i^{2} is -1.
Re(28+8i+21i-6)
Do the multiplications in 4\times 7+4\times \left(2i\right)+3i\times 7+3\times 2\left(-1\right).
Re(28-6+\left(8+21\right)i)
Combine the real and imaginary parts in 28+8i+21i-6.
Re(22+29i)
Do the additions in 28-6+\left(8+21\right)i.
22
The real part of 22+29i is 22.
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