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Complex Number Part 1

The document discusses complex numbers, detailing their real and imaginary parts, conjugates, modulus, and arguments. It explains how to identify identical complex numbers, the significance of conjugate pairs in polynomial equations, and how to calculate the modulus and argument using trigonometric functions. Additionally, it includes examples and applications of these concepts in mathematical contexts.

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Complex Number Part 1

The document discusses complex numbers, detailing their real and imaginary parts, conjugates, modulus, and arguments. It explains how to identify identical complex numbers, the significance of conjugate pairs in polynomial equations, and how to calculate the modulus and argument using trigonometric functions. Additionally, it includes examples and applications of these concepts in mathematical contexts.

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COMPLEX NUMBERS

zz
x 1 0

x2 I 0 I o

att H l O x2 F
1 y x II

y 1 0

y I
Fr F
x Ii

x F x F1
x I 1 xi
x

Imaginary Number

i F
549 a x F1 I 7i

File A x F1 I 4i

Fit Ini
i F
i I F A t

i i i i f1 i i

it 1 i i 171 1 1

it F1
i 1
i i
is 1
i 274 1

A number has two


complex parts
1 real Re z
part
g imaginary part Im Z

Z 3 8i

Real 3
part
Imaginary part 8

Two complex numbers are identical if and


only if their real and their
pants
imaginary pants are identical

Z 5 t bi
22 J t ai
Conjugate of a complex Number
D The conjugate of a complex number has
the same real
part but the opposite
sign for the imaginary part
complex number conjugate
z

z x tin 2 x is

2 3 81 2 3 81

complex roots
come
j
of
in
polynomial equations
conjugate pairs
3 21 and 3
always

Li

Argand Diagram

I f Re t Im I I Re Im

If Re Im I Re Im
2 3 8i

z 2 3 8i
A complex number
and its conjugate
are a reflection
ofeachother
from the real

axis

ZE 3 si
z

2 3 8i
Modulus of a Complex Number
The modulus of a complex number
is its magnitude or its length
It can be found by using
the Pythagoras theorem

complex number Z

Z x thy

modulus of Z

14 Ft

2 3 81

14 To
TH
121 573 units

12 1 A units

z J t Zi
Fa unit
7 gi
Tatti
Fs units

Argument of a complex Number


the argument of a complex number is
the angle that made with the
positive real axis
It can be found by using the
tan ratio

t t t t angle made with


arg
the positive real axis

t usually in radian measures


arg t
I to t arg 2 0 to
it positive arguments
I
all positive n
arguments G J
s

dig t't
Ift
ang z it to sit an o to
argz I

Most often the argument


I will take the valve in the
imaginary is domain
argument
K Lt I
imaginary D
argument

QI f Re Im QI It Re Im

tan Im
D
1121
t tan
tf
T t 0
arg
gang

QI Re Im QIU Re Iml
o tan Iml o tan
ftp.t
me

arg N o
arg t
Find the argument of each of
complex numbers
1 2 3 8i

2 2 3 8i

3 z 3 8

4 Z 3 8i

al z 3 8

a ton f
D 1 21 rad
8
ang z 1.21 rad

IT

n 2 Itoi a t si o z É si
o
tail
0
arg z
121
IT 1.21
I
t
arg t
Ii
f 21
IN 121 ang t
t 1 21

I
f 21rad
1 Find the conjugate modulus and
argument for each of the
following complex numbers

a Z 6 t 41

b Z J Ili

e t I bi

d 2 8 t 855 i

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