Homework Statement
I've been recapitulating some lessons we learned in high school 2 years ago for the exams I need to take this year. There was this exercise I couldn't solve in a nice way.
z^2005+(1/z^2005) if we know that z^2+z+1=0
Homework Equations
I couldn't came up with a...
Hey i have a question:
Q. One root of the cubic equation is z^3 + az + 10 = 0 is 1 + 2i.
(i). Find the value of the real constant a.
(ii). Show all the roots of the equation on an Argand Diagram.
(iii). Show that all three roots satisfy the equation |6z - 1| = 13, and show the locus...
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Express (see attachment) with a real denominator
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Not sure if there is really relevant equations to use here.
The Attempt at a Solution
First I multiply the top and bottom by the exponential. That gives me e^ix/(e^ix-r^2). I think this is...
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Attached question
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The Attempt at a Solution
The second part of question is relatively easy, it is the first part of the question where I need help with(using arg zw = arg z + arg w to show arg z^n = n arg z).
Also, is the question asking...
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Suppose a and b are real numbers, not both 0. Find real numbers c and d, such that
\frac{1}{a + bi} = c + di
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I said that:
1 = (c + di) (a + bi)
1 = (ac - bd) + (bc + ad)i
so if b = 0 then
\frac{1}{a} = c + di
The rationale...
[2(cos(pi/3)+isin(pi/3))]1/2
I simplified it to 21/2(cos(pi/6)+isin(pi/6)), but I have no idea what else to go to.
Any tips would be very helpful,
thx in advance
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Let ω be the complex number e^(2πi/3), Find the power series for e^z + e^(ωz) + e^((ω^2) z).
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The Attempt at a Solution
I can show that 1+w+w^2=0, don't know if it would help. Could anyone please give me some hints? Any input is appreciated!
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I did the question with help, but did not understand why did we multiply e^-i(x/2)
How do I know what to multiply for getting the real part of a complex number in exponential form?
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The Attempt at a Solution
Take,
P = 4e^{-j\frac{\pi}{3}}
Q = 4-3j
R = 2e^{j\frac{\pi}{2}}
S = 5
note: I'm using j to be a complex number, it's equivalent to i in mathematics
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A: express p q r s in both cartesian (a+ib) and polar (re^itheta) forms
B: sketch p q r and s on the complex plane...
Hellow
My question is about Complex number.
I can solve and calculate complex numbers. But i m still Unsure about the Concept of Complex number.
I have read many articles and they say that a symbol i is added to make the solutions possible.\
In communication engineering, as well as...
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C=A*e^(-i*wt)*sin(k*x); A,w,t,k,x are real numbers. Find imaginary part.
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The Attempt at a Solution
Im(C)=cos(wt)-i*sin(wt)
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Let z,w be complex numbers.
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Prove there is a real number \alpha < 1 such that
\left|\frac{z^7 + z^3 - i}{9} - \frac{w^7 + w^3 - i}{9}\right| \leq \alpha
\left|z - w\right|
The goal is to show that \displaystyle q(z) = \frac{z^7 + z^3 - i}{9} is a...
I am confused about something, this isn't homework I was just fooling around with complex numbers, and found this:
e^{2\pi i}=1 so
ln e^{2\pi i}=ln 1=0= 2\pi i
Can someone explain this? the 2\pi i=0 part...I must have done something illegal...
Show that a complex number, w exists such that the fifth roots may be expressed as 1, w, w^2, w^3 and w^4I am having trouble understanding what the question is asking of me. Could anyone please help? Thanks.
I've struggled for days reading about square roots of complex numbers and I get most of the problems but not this one. I really want to understand what is going on in this problem, hope someone can help!
1. The complex number (C) is C = 1/\sqrt{i*x} . find the two roots of C. The solution...
Find the real part of the complex number:
(1-12i)e^{-2+4i}
I know that z = a + ib can be rewritten as
z = |z|e^{i\theta}
but that doesn't help because the coefficient of the e is not a scalar value, rather a complex number.
Thanks
Tom
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Given that (1-\sqrt{3}i)^{n} is real and positive , use de Moivre's Theorem to show that the values of n are terms of arithmetic progression.Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
I've worked it out . n=3k s.t k element of positive integers.
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i)Find the fourth roots of the complex number -1+\sqrt{3}i , giving your answer in the form of re^{i\theta} .
ii)Deduce the solution of the equation z^{8}+2z^{4}+4=0 , giving your answer exactly in the form re^{i\theta} .Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution...
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If given two complex numbers z1 and z2 that have arguments \theta and \phi, and moduli r and R respectively, then find an expression for the mod-arg form of z1+z2
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z=x+iy=re^{i\theta}=rcis\theta
The Attempt at a Solution
I can't seem to find a...
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Consider: y = f(x) = ax^2+bx+c, where a, b and c are real constants. Prove that y*=f(x*)
Homework Equations
conjugate of a complex number x=a+jb and x*=a-jb
The Attempt at a Solution
You can show the answer of f(x*) by substituting (a-jb) for each x in f(x), but...
Homework Statement If z = \frac{a}{b} and \frac{1}{a + b} = \frac{1}{a} + \frac{1}{b}, find z.
Homework EquationsI'm pretty sure z is a complex number.
The Attempt at a SolutionI have no idea where to start. The teacher did nothing like this in class. I tried something that...
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What is the polar form of the complex number 3-4i?
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z=r*cos(theta)+i*r*sin(theta)
The Attempt at a Solution
5(cos(arctan(-4/3))-i*sin(arctan(-4/3)))
This is what I thought the correct answer would be, but it was a multiple choice quiz and...
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show that \sqrt{1+ja} is equivalent to \pm(1+j)(a/2)^{1/2} with a>>1
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Euler's formula?
The Attempt at a Solution
with a>>1
|z| = \sqrt{(1 + a^{2})} == a
lim a-->infinity arctan (a/1) == \pi/2
\sqrt{z} = \sqrt{(ae^{j\pi/2})}
\sqrt{z} =...
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Find the 3 solutions of ei\pi/3z3=1/(1+i)
Homework Equations
ei\theta=cos(\theta)+isin(\theta)
The Attempt at a Solution
i have put i/(1+i) into polar form,1/\sqrt{2} ei\stackrel{\pi}{4}
So i get z3 = \stackrel{1}{\sqrt{2}}ei-\pi/12
Then i got stuck...
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Find complex number \lambda such that e\lambdat solves
\frac{d^{2}y}{dt^{2}} + 4\frac{dy}{dt} + 5y = 0
Express this solution in the form eat(cos(bt) + i sin(bt))
Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
So the first part is fine, using \lambda2 + 4\lambda + 5 = 0 to get...
Sorry i can tell I am being stupid and missing something here.
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if 7^(3+2i)=re^(i[theta]) find values of the real numbers r and [theta]
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er^(i[theta])=r(cos[theta]+isin[theta])
The Attempt at a Solution
Ok you know that...
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Find the minimum value of arg(z) where z satisfies the inequality |z + 3 -2i| </_ 2
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Is this working correct? Thank you for help in advance
The Attempt at a Solution
Z lies on a circle with radius 2 and centre -3,2
arg(z)min = pi - 2...
Complex number help!
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Find the modulus and principle argument of 1/(-sqrt(3)+i)
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The Attempt at a Solution
I attempted this solution by using the complex conjugate, and as i^2=-1, i eventually ended up with 4 in the denominator. Any suggestions?
Let x,y be in the complex plane
Say,
(1+i)x+ (2+i)y -5 = 0
(3+2i)x + (4+i) -10 = 0
I couldn't solve such a system of equations with neither of casio fx-9750g, hp 50g and TI-89..
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Find the principal value of i^2i
Homework Equations
principal value = Ln r + iArg(z)
The Attempt at a Solution
dont know how to start..
hi PF
1. (2+2i) First Quadrant
2. (-2+2i) Second Quadrant
3. (-2-2i) Third Quadrant
4. (2-2i) Fourth Quadrant
consider (2+1i) then Tan^-1(2/2) which will be 45 degree
if we consider (-2+2i) then it will be -45 degree but angle will not -45 degree actually we get answer by adding or...
how to find number (3-i)^{12} ?
i know theorem for powers of complex numbers, but i have to know argument of trygonometrical form.
and its cos x = 3/4 and sin x = -1/4
and i don't know what to do with that.
Expressing Impedance in Polar and Complex Number form HELP!
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A Single Pahse, 50Hz, A.C. Generator is to be used to supply two single phase A.C. induction motors in parallel.
The no-load terminal voltage of the generator is 400V. And it has an output resistance of 0.2ohms...
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I have a motor with a full load output rating of 2.8 kW with an effciency off 70% and at 80% of full load runs with a Power Factor of 0.8 lagging.
A second motor has afull load output of 4.2kW with an effciency of 85% and at 80% of full load runs with a PF of 0.75...
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\frac{(cos60 - isin60)^5 * (cos45 - isin45)^3}{(cos15-isin15)^7}
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The Attempt at a Solution
I have had several tries so far, but simply do not know what to do. Would somebody be so kind and simplify this expression step by step. I...
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Sketch 0 \le arg z \le \frac{\pi}{4} (z \not= 0)The Attempt at a Solution
I know from my book that his is a punctured disk aka deleted neighborhood only because it says so and because it is in the form of 0 < \mid z - z_0 \mid < \epsilon. I honestly have no clue...
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Find all the roots in rectangular coordinates, exhibit them as vertices of certain squares, and point out which is the principal root.
The Attempt at a Solution
The problem is (-8 -8\sqrt{3}i)^{\frac{1}{4}} and I found the four roots easily to be
\pm(\sqrt{3} -...
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I'm trying to derive the formula for the multiplicative inverse of a complex number. I say that:
z=a+bi
z-1=u+vi
and zz-1 must be 1 so
zz-1=(a+bi)(u+vi)
=(au-bv)+(av+bu)i
=1
So in order for zz-1=1, (au-bv) must be 1 and (av+bu) must be 0. My teacher has solved this as...
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On the first day of Electromagnetism class, the professor gave this problem to us to solve. I never learn about taking derivative of complex number. Can someone give me some hints?
his problem was:
Given P= 0.5 Re(I*V)
I= V/(A+B)
A= R+jX , B=Y+ jZ
V is...
When finding the current in a 4+j3 balanced load star connected circuit. with 400V line voltage at 50Hz.
Do you find the current by dividing the phase voltage approx. 230V by 4+j3 ohms?
and if so. how do you divide normal numbers with complex numbers?
your help is appreciated.
z=x+yi determine the values of x and y such that z=\sqrt{3+4i}
I'm not even sure where to start with this one, so any help would be greatly appreciated
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Find limit as z->infinity of exp(z) where z is complex
Homework Equations
See above
The Attempt at a Solution
The solution should be that the limit does not exist, but I don't know why. Any explanations?
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Hello! I'm lost on how to start this, I've got formulas given to me from the text, but I have no idea on how to piece everything together. So I need to use established properties of moduli to show that when \left.\left|z_{3}\right|\neq\left|z_{4}\right|,
then...