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1.Easy
The Argand diagram shows z₁ = 4 + j3 and z₂ = 2 − j4. Click the point that represents z₁ + z₂.
z₁ = 4 + j3z₂ = 2 − j4
1A (2 + j7)
2B (−1 + j6)
3C (6 − j)
4D (6 + j)
2.Easy
For z₁ = −7 − j and z₂ = 5 − j3, find the real part of w = 2z₁ − 3z₂.
z₁ = −7 − jz₂ = 5 − j3
Re(w) =
3.Medium
The number z = 2·ej1.5 has its angle in radians. Find its real part a.
r = 2θ = 1.5 rad
a =
4.Medium
Given z₁ = 1.5∠150° and z₂ = 2∠−95°, find the argument θ of w = z₁·z₂ in degrees, between −180° and 180°.
z₁ = 1.5∠150°z₂ = 2∠−95°
θ = °
5.Hard
Exactly one of the points A–D is a root of z³ = 27∠0°. Click it.
w = 27∠0°n = 3
1A (1.5∠0°)
2B (3∠0°)
3C (3∠60°)
4D (3∠30°)
6.Hard
Use De Moivre's theorem to find the real part of z⁸ for z = 1 − j√3.
z = 1 − j√3n = 8
Re(z⁸) =
Answer key
1. C (6 − j)
2. Re(w) = −29
3. a = 0.1415
4. θ = 55 °
5. B (3∠0°)
6. Re(z⁸) = −128
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