| shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

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 What we will cover today?

● Introduction

● Imaginary Numbers

● Complex Numbers

● Algebraic Properties of Complex Numbers

● Argand Plane
● Introduction

● Imaginary Numbers

● Complex Numbers

● Algebraic Properties of Complex Numbers

● Argand Plane
 | shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

Quadratic Equations to Complex Numbers

● Introduction

● Imaginary Numbers

● Complex Numbers

● Algebraic Properties of Complex Numbers

● Argand Plane
 | shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

Imaginary Numbers

Definition: If the square of a given number is

negative then such a number is called an imaginary
number.

Examples etc., are imaginary numbers.

We denote by the Greek letter iota ‘i’, which is transliterated as ‘i’

Thus, and
 | shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

The Powers of i
| shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

Let’s Solve
 | shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

Q. Evaluate i 98

A 1 B –1 C i D -i
 | shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

Q. Evaluate i 98

A 1 B –1 C i D -i

Solution:
 | shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

Q. Evaluate i – 98

A 1 B -1 C i D -i
 | shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

Q. Evaluate i – 98

A 1 B -1 C i D -i

Solution:
 | shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

Q. Evaluate: i n + i n+1 + i n+2 + i n+3

A 0 B 1 C -1 D 2
 | shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

Q. Evaluate: i n + i n+1 + i n+2 + i n+3

A 0 B 1 C -1 D 2

Solution:
● Introduction

● Imaginary Numbers

● Complex Numbers

● Algebraic Properties of Complex Numbers

● Argand Plane
 | shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

Complex Numbers

The number of the form (a + ib), where a and b are real numbers
and are known as complex numbers. The set of all
complex numbers is denoted by C.
∴ C = {(a + ib): a, b ∈ R}.

Examples

(i) If z = (5 + 9i) then Re(z) = 5 and Im(z) = 9.

(ii) If then Re(z) = and Im(z) = - 3.

| shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

PURELY REAL AND PURELY IMAGINARY NUMBERS

A complex number z is said to be

(i) purely real, if Im(z) = 0,

(ii) Purely imaginary, if Re(z) = 0

Examples

● Thus, each of the numbers 2, - 7, is purely real,

● And, each of the numbers is purely imaginary

 | shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

Equality of Complex Numbers

Sum & Difference of Complex Numbers

| shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

Let’s Solve
 | shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

Q. If 2y + (3x – y) i = (5 – 2i), find the value of x and y

A B C x = 6, y = 2 D
 | shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

Q. If 2y + (3x – y) i = (5 – 2i), find the value of x and y

A B C x = 6, y = 2 D

Solution
 | shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

Q. If(a + b) – i(3a + 2b) = 5 + 2i, find a and b.

A a = 12, b = 17 B a = 17, b = -12 C a = -12, b = -17 D a = -12, b = 17

 | shimon_joseph Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equation Class 11 Maths Full Chapter 4 Revision

Q. If(a + b) – i(3a + 2b) = 5 + 2i, find a and b.

A a = 12, b = 17 B a = 17, b = -12 C a = -12, b = -17 D a = -12, b = 17

Solution
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