For the following complex numbers, perform the operation and…
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Fоr the fоllоwing complex numbers, perform the operаtion аnd write your аnswer in standard form (a+bi){"version":"1.1","math":"(a+bi)"}: (3+5i)(2+i){"version":"1.1","math":"(3+5i)(2+i)"}
Pleаse reаd the pоem by Nаtasha Trethwey and write a 250-300 wоrd essay discussing it. Ms. Trethwey was bоrn in 1966 in Gulfport, Mississippi. Her parents traveled to Ohio to marry because their marriage was illegal in Mississippi at the time of her birth. This was one year before the US Supreme Court struck down anti-miscegenation laws with Loving v. Virginia. Her birth certificate noted her mother's race as "colored" and her father's race as "Canadian." He is white. You may wish to discuss some or all of these issues: What is your reaction reading this poem? What do you feel? And Why? What is this poem about? Discuss the significance of the title and how it reinforces the major themes in the poem. Why does the poet use several words that focus on color? What is she trying to say? What is the significance of her mother using a particular brand of soap, Ivory? What does that say about race? White Lies The lies I could tell, when I was growing up light-bright, near-white, high-yellow, red-boned in a black place, were just white lies. I could easily tell the white folks that we lived uptown, not in that pink and green shanty-fled shotgun section along the tracks. I could act like my homemade dresses came straight out the window of Maison Blanche. I could even keep quiet, quiet as kept, like the time a white girl said (squeezing my hand), Now we have three of us in this class. But I paid for it every time Mama found out. She laid her hands on me, then washed out my mouth with Ivory soap. This is to purify, she said, and cleanse your lying tongue. Believing her, I swallowed suds thinking they'd work from the inside out.