Find the number of complex numbers $z$ such that $|z - 3 - 5i| = 2$ and $|z - 6 - 6i| = 4.$
Geometric approach: The equation |z - 3 - 5i| = 2 represents the line z - 3 - 5i = r*e^(i theta). The equation |z - 6 - 6i| = 4 represents the line z - 6 - 6i = s*e^(j*theta). The lines intersect in only one point, so there is only one solution z.