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This document provides an introduction to complex numbers. It defines real and imaginary numbers, and explains that complex numbers are the combination of real and imaginary numbers. It gives examples of adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing complex numbers. It also covers finding the conjugate and modulus of complex numbers, and discusses properties such as commutativity, associativity and the distribution of multiplication over addition. A number of practice problems are provided with step-by-step solutions to demonstrate operations on complex numbers.

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Week # 01

This document provides an introduction to complex numbers. It defines real and imaginary numbers, and explains that complex numbers are the combination of real and imaginary numbers. It gives examples of adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing complex numbers. It also covers finding the conjugate and modulus of complex numbers, and discusses properties such as commutativity, associativity and the distribution of multiplication over addition. A number of practice problems are provided with step-by-step solutions to demonstrate operations on complex numbers.

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Week # 01

 Complex Numbers
 Real numbers
 Imaginary Numbers

 Real Numbers :-
The set of those numbers whose square is always non - negative
is called Real Numbers.
 Examples :-
 (1)2 = 1
 (2)2 = 4
 ( 2)2 = 4
 ( 3)2 = 9
 Imaginary Numbers :-
The set of those numbers whose square is always negative is
called Imaginary Numbers.

 Examples :-
 ( )2 = 3

 ( )2 =

 Conversation of negative to positive by the use of iota ( ) :-

 = =
 =
 = =

 Equations :-


 1 1 –
 –



 4 4 –
 –





 5 – 5 –
 –
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Email: [email protected]




 9 – 9 –
 –





 11 – 11 –
 –



 Complex numbers :-
The combination of Real and Imaginary numbers is called
complex numbers .It is represented by Z.
 Examples :-
(1)

In (1) “a” represents real Part,” b represents imaginary Part and “Z”
complex Numbers.
(1) ( , ) ( )
( ) ( , )( )
( ) ( , )( )

(1) ( , )( )

( ) ( , )( )

( ) ( , )( )
 Operations:-

 Addition of complex Numbers

 General Form :-

 1 ,
 ,

1

1 ( ) ( )

 Questions:-
Add the following complex numbers.

(1). Z1 = 2+3 and Z2 = 3+4


Add Z1+Z2


Z1+Z2 = 5+7 Ans.


 –
 –

Z1+Z2 = Ans.

 –

 –

– –

 –
 –

 – –

 Subtraction of complex Numbers


 General Form :-
Let
 1 ,
 ,
 –
 -
 -

1 ( ) ( )

 Questions :-
Subtract the following complex numbers.

(1).


Subtract “b” from “a”




(2).


Subtract from




.

Subtract “Z1” From” Z2”





.

 Multiplication of Complex Numbers


 General form :-
Let
 1 ,
 ,

Multiply “Z1” and “Z 1

 1 ( ) ( ) ( 1 )
 1 ( ) ( ) 1
 1
 1 ( ) ( 1)

.

 Questions :-
Multiply the following complex numbers.

(1)




 1



Real part = 12 Ans.
Imaginary part =81 Ans.

(2) . –

 –

Multiply “Z1” with “Z2”


 1

(3)



Multiply “Z1” with “Z2”


 1



Real part = Ans.

 Division of Complex Numbers


 General Form :-
Let
 1 ,
 ,


 =

 Questions :-
Divide the following Complex numbers.

(1)

Divide “a” by “b”

 ×


10 20

100 100

(2)

-
 Z1 =
 Z2 =

Divide “Z1” by “Z2”


 Conjugate and Modulus of Complex Numbers :-

 Conjugate :-

 Modulus :-

By Pythagoras Theorem
2
= (Base) 2+ (Per) 2
2
=

.
 Questions:-
Find the Modulus Of the following

(i). Find


Add “Z1” and “Z”

Now Taking Modulus


(ii). Find



Multiply “Z1” with “Z2”







Taking Modulus

 |



(iii) .Find | |



Divide “Z1 by”Z2”

 =

 =

Taking Modulus

 |

 |

 |

 |

 |

 Properties of Complex Numbers:-


 Commutative Property w. r. t Addition & Multiplication :-
W. r. t Addition

W. r. t Multiplication

 Associate property w .r. t Addition & Multiplication :-

w.r.t Addition

w.r.t Multiplication

 Distribute property of Multiplication over Addition :-

 Conjugate property :-

Addition

Multiplication

Division

 Questions:-

Taking L-H-S


Apply conjugate

Taking R-H-S

Taking L-H-R
 ( )





Apply Conjugate

Taking R-H-S






Taking L-H-S

 ×


Apply Conjugate

Taking R-H-S

 ×
 ×

The End of Week # 01

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