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1-solve for x and y 3x+(y-2)i=(5-2x)+(3y-8)i 2-solve for z and write the answer with standard form...

1-solve for x and y
3x+(y-2)i=(5-2x)+(3y-8)i

2-solve for z and write the answer with standard form
(3-2i)z+(4i+6)=8i

3-preform the indicated operation and write the answer with standard form
(9+5i)-(6+2i)

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