The Argand diagram shows z₁ = 5 − j2. Click the point that represents j·z₁.
- 1A (−5 + j2)
- 2B (−2 + j5)
- 3C (2 + j5)
- 4D (5 + j2)
The Argand diagram shows z₁ = 5 − j2. Click the point that represents j·z₁.
For z₁ = 4 + j2 and z₂ = −3 − j5, find the imaginary part of the quotient z₁/z₂.
Given z₁ = 1.5∠30° and z₂ = 1.5∠45°, find the argument θ of w = z₁/z₂ in degrees, between −180° and 180°.
Write z = −4 + j4 in exponential form r·ejθ. Give θ in radians, between −π and π.
Find the real part of (3 − j3)⁵.
Use De Moivre's theorem to find the imaginary part of z³ for z = −1 + j.
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