2 - Argand Diagrams Flashcards

1
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What are the real and imaginary axis?

A

x and y.

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2
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How is a complex number represented on the diagram?

A

point P(x,y) where x and y are Cartesian coordinates.

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3
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How else can complex numbers be represented on argand diagrams?

A

As vectors (x)
(y)

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4
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What is the modulus of a complex number?

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The distance from the origin to the number on the diagram. √x^2 + y^2.

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5
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What is the argument of a complex number?

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The angle between the positive real axis and the line joining the number to the origin on the diagram, measured in the anti-clockwise diagram - tan0 = y/x.

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6
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What is the principle argument?

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Argument given in the rang -pi< 0 <= pi.

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7
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What is arg z in the first quadrant, if a is the acute angle?

A

a.

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8
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What is arg z in the second quadrant, if a is the acute angle?

A

pi - a.

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9
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What is arg z in the third quadrant, if a is the acute angle?

A

-(pi-a).

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10
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What is arg z in the fourth quadrant, if a is the acute angle?

A

-a.

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What is the complex-argument form of z?

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z = r(cos0 + isin0).

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12
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What is mod z1z2 equal to?

A

mod z1 mod z2.

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13
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What is arg(z1z2) equal to?

A

argz1 + argz2.

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14
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What is modz1/z2 equal to?

A

modz1 / modz2.

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15
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What is arg(z1/z2) equal to?

A

argz1 - argz2.

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16
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What is the distance between two points on an argand diagram?

A

mod z1 - z2.

17
Q

What is the locus of a point z, such that mod z -z1 = r or mod z(x + iy) = r?

A

A circle with centre (x,y) and radius r.

18
Q

What is the Cartesian equation of a circle?

A

(x - x1)^2 + (y - y1)^2 = r^2.

19
Q

What is the locus of points z where mod z - z1 = mod z - z2?

A

A perpendicular bisector of a line segment joining z1 and z2.

20
Q

What is the locus of points z such that arg(z - z1) = theta?

A

A half-line from but not including the fixed point z, making an angle theta from the fixed point parallel to the x-axis.

21
Q

What is the Cartesian equation of a half-line?

A

y - y1 = tan theta(x - x1).

22
Q

What else can you do with an argand diagram?

A

Represent inequalities.