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Complex Number Formulas
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Complex Numbers
A complex number is a number of the form a+bi and it consists of the real part and the imaginary part.
In a+bi, a is the real part and bi is the imaginary part.
i is an imaginary number, i=√(-1)
In polar form the complex number is represented as
r(Cosθ +iSinθ)
rCosθ =a and rSinθ =b; tanθ =b/a.
De Moivre's theorem:-
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If
For every complex number z, there exists and inverse such that
Division of two complex numbers:-
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The conjugate of a complex number z=a+bi is given by
Some of the properties of conjugates are
Re(z) is the Real part of x and Im(z) is the imaginary part of z.
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Cube roots of unity
Let z denote a cube root of unity.
Properties of cube roots of unity:-
(1) Each of the complex roots of cube root of unity is square of the other.
(2) Sum of the cube roots of unity is zero. i.e.
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Applications of De Moivre's Theorem in finding Roots of Complex Numbers
Let z = x +iy
In polar form,
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nth roots of unity
Let x be a root of unity. Then
where r=0,1,2,....n-1 using De Moivre's Theorem.
Let
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Properties of arguments
(1) The argument of a positive real number is zero.
(2) The argument of a negative real number is
.(3) The argument of a positive imaginary number is
.(4) The argument of a negative imaginary number is
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Division and Exponentiation
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de Moivre's identity for powers of Complex Numbers of Real n
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Powers of Comples Numbers
A power of complex number z to a positive integer exponent n can be written in closed form as
The first few are explicitly
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Properties of the magnitude:
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(-1)^(1/3) is????
Last edited by Ritu (2011-08-09 21:44:37)
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Hi Ritu;
Question should be asked in "Help Me."
The CAS all return
Which their pages claim is the principal value.
You can view it as the solutions to equation
Which has roots:
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hi Ritu the question has already been answered by ganesh in post#5.
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