How do you simplify #(1/(1+i)) + (1/(2+i)) + (1/(3+i)) #? Precalculus Complex Numbers in Trigonometric Form Division of Complex Numbers 1 Answer sente Mar 19, 2016 #1/(1+i)+1/(2+i)+1/(3+i) =6/5-4/5i# Explanation: First, note that for any #n#, we have #1/(n+i) = (n-i)/((n+i)(n-i))=(n-i)/(n^2+1)# If we substitute in #n=1, 2, 3# we get #1/(1+i)+1/(2+i)+1/(3+i) = (1-i)/2+(2-i)/5+(3-i)/10# #=(5(1-i))/10 + (2(2-i))/10 + (3-i)/10# #=(5-5i+4-2i+3-i)/10# #=(12-8i)/10# #=12/10 - 8/10i# #=6/5-4/5i# Answer link Related questions How do I graphically divide complex numbers? How do I divide complex numbers in standard form? How do I find the quotient of two complex numbers in polar form? How do I find the quotient #(-5+i)/(-7+i)#? How do I find the quotient of two complex numbers in standard form? What is the complex conjugate of a complex number? How do I find the complex conjugate of #12/(5i)#? How do I rationalize the denominator of a complex quotient? How do I divide #6(cos^circ 60+i\ sin60^circ)# by #3(cos^circ 90+i\ sin90^circ)#? How do you write #(-2i) / (4-2i)# in the "a+bi" form? See all questions in Division of Complex Numbers Impact of this question 2043 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License