If Z₁= 3+(1/3)i, Z₂= 3-(1/3)i and Z₃= 3+(1/3)i, find Z₁ - 3Z₂ - Z₃

University of Ilorin MTH101 2025C past question

1. -6 - (1/3)i
2. -6 + (1/3)i
3. 6 - (1/3)i
4. 6 + (1/3)i

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