Chapter 16 - Complex Numbers 2 Flashcards

Exponential Form, De Moivre's Theorem, Roots of Unity. This A-Level Topic is far from e-z*. So keep up!

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State Euler’s Formula.

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Define cosθ and sinθ as exponentials.

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Only works for radians.

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State the equation for finding the roots of unity.

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For complex numbers with two parts, replace 2kπ with 2kπ + (arg) and insert coefficient behind e (the modulus)

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Using ω, explain the sum of the roots of unity.

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This is a geometric sequence.

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Using Euler’s Formula, what is the equivalent of this?

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Using Euler’s Formula, what is the equivalent of this?

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Using Euler’s Formula, what is the equivalent of this?

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Using Euler’s Formula, what is the equivalent of this?

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Express a complex number, zⁿ, in exponential form.

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State de Moivre’s theorem.

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