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Complex Numbers

The imaginary number ​i=√−1​, complex numbers in the form ​a+bi​ and their representation in the complex plane. Polar and Euler form of complex numbers, and their utility for finding powers and roots of complex numbers.

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Complex Numbers

Arithmetic of complex numbers in cartesian form, including conjugates, and the Argand diagram (complex plane).

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Complex conjugate

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Solving complex equations

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Complex Modulus

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Complex Argument

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Polar Form

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Powers of Complex Numbers

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Complex Numbers

The imaginary number ​i=√−1​, complex numbers in the form ​a+bi​ and their representation in the complex plane. Polar and Euler form of complex numbers, and their utility for finding powers and roots of complex numbers.

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Complex Numbers

Arithmetic of complex numbers in cartesian form, including conjugates, and the Argand diagram (complex plane).

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Complex conjugate

Complex Numbers

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Solving complex equations

Complex Numbers

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Complex Modulus

Complex Numbers

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Complex Argument

Complex Numbers

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Polar Form

Complex Numbers

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Powers of Complex Numbers

Complex Numbers

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