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MA.912.NSO.2.1

Extend previous understanding of the real number system to include the complex number system. Add, subtract, multiply and divide complex numbers.

Example Problems

Simplify:

i^2

Simplify:

i^{6}

Simplify:

i^{8}

Khan Academy Resources

Multiplying complex numbers Complex number polar form review Dividing complex numbers review Complex numbers: FAQ Intro to complex numbers Powers of the imaginary unit Visualizing complex number multiplication Graphically add & subtract complex numbers Multiply & divide complex numbers in polar form Powers of the imaginary unit Divide complex numbers Add & subtract complex numbers Multiply complex numbers Graphically multiply complex numbers Simplify roots of negative numbers Multiply complex numbers (basic)Complex number conjugates Parts of complex numbers Powers of the imaginary unit Multiplying complex numbers Subtracting complex numbers Complex number conjugates Simplifying roots of negative numbers Adding complex numbers Dividing complex numbers Intro to complex number conjugates Dividing complex numbers in polar form Multiplying complex numbers in polar form Intro to complex numbers Multiplying complex numbers graphically example: -1-i Multiplying complex numbers graphically example: -3i

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