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Converting between different forms of Complex Numbers (Cartesian, cis, Euler, Argand)

Converting between different forms of Complex Numbers (Cartesian, cis, Euler, Argand)

Subject: Mathematics

Age range: 16+

Resource type: Worksheet/Activity

Last updated

9 March 2017

pdf, 128.43 KB
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docx, 98.5 KB
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This worksheet allows students to practice converting between different ways of writing complex numbers. Students have to convert between Cartesian, Cis or r(cosx + sinx ), Euler and Argand diagrams. The last page then allows students to use the different forms to multiply and divide complex numbers.
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