Let {\color{blue}z}
and {\color{red}w}
complex numbers.
Move the point at the origin to the sum {\color{blue}z} + {\color{red}w}
.
We first do the addition geometrically above.
Formally, we get the coordinates by adding the respective real and imaginary parts.
We see above that {\color{blue}z} = REAL1 + coefficient(COMPLEX1)i
and
{\color{red}w} = REAL2 + coefficient(COMPLEX2)i
:
z + w =
(\purple{REAL1} \pink{ + coefficient(COMPLEX1)i}) +
(\purple{REAL2} \pink{ + coefficient(COMPLEX2)i})
\hphantom{z + w} =
\purple{(REAL1 + REAL2)} +
\pink{(COMPLEX1 + COMPLEX2)i}
\hphantom{z + w} =
\purple{REAL1 + REAL2}
\pink{ + coefficient(COMPLEX1 + COMPLEX2)i}.