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B-Man: Intro to Complex Numbers

B-Man: Intro to Complex Numbers

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Mathematics

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11th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Easy

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CCSS
HSN.CN.A.1, HSN.CN.A.2

Standards-aligned

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Barry Wimmer

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8 Slides • 10 Questions

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Match

Match the following non-real roots with their complex number form: a⋅ia\cdot i where aa is a real number.

−25\sqrt[]{-25}

−36\sqrt[]{-36}

−100\sqrt[]{-100}

−45\sqrt[]{-45}

−144625\sqrt[]{-\frac{144}{625}}

5i5i

6i6i

10i10i

35⋅i3\sqrt[]{5}\cdot i

1225i\frac{12}{25}i

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Multiple Choice

Which gives the STANDARD FORM for the complex number:

15−−8115-\sqrt[]{-81}

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15+9i15+9i

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15−8i15-8i

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15−9i15-9i

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15−9−115-9\sqrt[]{-1}

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Labeling

Label the

REAL part __

and the

IMAGINARY part __

of the complex number.

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REAL part

IMAGINARY part

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Labeling

Label the

REAL part __

and the

IMAGINARY part __

of the complex number.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

IMAGINARY part

REAL part

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Multiple Choice

Which gives the STANDARD FORM for the complex number:

−9+−196-9+\sqrt[]{-196}

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−9+14i-9+14i

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−9−14i-9-14i

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9+14i9+14i

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9−14i9-14i

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Match

Match the complex number with its STANDARD FORM:

a+bia+bi

−29+−49-29+\sqrt[]{-49}

25−−817\frac{2}{5}-\frac{\sqrt[]{-81}}{7}

−131+−441-131+\sqrt[]{-441}

242−−289242-\sqrt[]{-289}

114−−243114-\sqrt[]{-243}

−29+7i-29+7i

25−97i\frac{2}{5}-\frac{9}{7}i

−131+21i-131+21i

242−17i242-17i

114−93⋅i114-9\sqrt[]{3}\cdot i

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Multiple Choice

Add the two complex numbers:

(−7+16i)+(−18+13i)\left(-7+16i\right)+\left(-18+13i\right)

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−23−5i-23-5i

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−25−29i-25-29i

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−25+29i-25+29i

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−11+29i-11+29i

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Multiple Choice

Subtract the two complex numbers:

(14+9i)−(23+11i)\left(14+9i\right)-\left(23+11i\right)

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−9−20i-9-20i

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37+20i37+20i

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−9+20i-9+20i

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−9−2i-9-2i

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Multiple Choice

Add the two complex numbers:

(5+7i)+(8+3i)\left(5+7i\right)+\left(8+3i\right)

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12+11i12+11i

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13+10i13+10i

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−2+5i-2+5i

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13−10i13-10i

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Multiple Choice

Subtract the two complex numbers:

(−26−18i)−(42−39i)\left(-26-18i\right)-\left(42-39i\right)

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−68−21i-68-21i

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−68−57i-68-57i

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16+21i16+21i

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−68+21i-68+21i

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Enjoy the video at the right. This type of fractal geometry is
a computer representation of a function of complex numbers
in coordinate space.

and . . .
Open the following link:
https://en.neurochispas.com/algebra/applications-of-complex-numbers/

​. . .for a paper discussing various applications.

​If you're curious where complex numbers are used . . .

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