The Argand diagram shows z₁ = 3 − j. Click the point that represents −z₁.
- 1A (1 − j3)
- 2B (−3 + j)
- 3C (−3 − j)
- 4D (3 + j)
The Argand diagram shows z₁ = 3 − j. Click the point that represents −z₁.
For z₁ = 3 + j6 and z₂ = −2 + j5, find the real part of w = 4z₁ + 3z̄₂.
Given z₁ = 2∠−60° and z₂ = 4∠20°, find the real part of w = z₁·z₂.
Given z₁ = 2∠150° and z₂ = 0.5∠80°, find the argument θ of w = z₁·z₂ in degrees, between −180° and 180°.
Use De Moivre's theorem to find the real part of z³ for z = 1 − j.
Solve z² + 6z + 15.25 = 0. The roots are a ± jb; find the real part a.
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