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    This document contains 3 questions regarding complex numbers. 1) Shows that for z = cos(α) + i sin(α), the real part of z^n is 0 when n is not an integer, and the imaginary part of z^-1 is 0. 2) Uses de Moivre's theorem to show that z^n - 1 = 2i sin(nα)z^(n-1) and expands (z - 1/z)^5 using the binomial theorem to derive an identity relating sin(α), sin(3α), and sin(5α). 3) Considers the complex number ω = cos(2π/3) + i sin(2π

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    This document contains 3 questions regarding complex numbers. 1) Shows that for z = cos(α) + i sin(α), the real part of z^n is 0 when n is not an integer, and the imaginary part of z^-1 is 0. 2) Uses de Moivre's theorem to show that z^n - 1 = 2i sin(nα)z^(n-1) and expands (z - 1/z)^5 using the binomial theorem to derive an identity relating sin(α), sin(3α), and sin(5α). 3) Considers the complex number ω = cos(2π/3) + i sin(2π

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    Ib Higher Level Complex Numbers Test

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    This document contains 3 questions regarding complex numbers. 1) Shows that for z = cos(α) + i sin(α), the real part of z^n is 0 when n is not an integer, and the imaginary part of z^-1 is 0. 2) Uses de Moivre's theorem to show that z^n - 1 = 2i sin(nα)z^(n-1) and expands (z - 1/z)^5 using the binomial theorem to derive an identity relating sin(α), sin(3α), and sin(5α). 3) Considers the complex number ω = cos(2π/3) + i sin(2π

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    IISA Math HL/G12 Complex numbers Name: Duration: 50 min ====================================================== Q1.

    Given that z = cos + i sin show that (a) (b)


    Im( z n +
    Re( z 1 ) = 0, z +1

    1 ) = 0, zn

    n Z +
    z 1

    (2 marks) (5 marks)

    Q2. The complex number z is defined as z = cos + i sin . (a) State de Moivres theorem

    (1 mark)
    1

    (b) Show that z n

    1 = 2i sin n zn
    1 z z
    5

    (2 marks) giving your answer in the (3 marks)

    (c) Use the binomial theorem to expand simplified form

    (d) Hence show that 16 sin = sin 5 5 sin 3 + 10 sin


    5

    (e) Check that your result in part (d) is true for

    = 4

    (4 marks) (4 marks)

    2 2 Q3. Consider = cos 3 + i sin 3 .

    (a) Show that (i) 3 = 1 (ii) 1 + + 2 = 0 .

    (5 marks)

    (b) (i) Deduce that ei + ei + 3 + e i + 3 = 0

    (ii)Illustrate this result for = 2 on an Argand diagram.


    F ( z ) = ( z 1)( z )( z 2 )

    (c) (i) Expand and simplify complex number. (ii) solve F(z) = 7 , giving your answers in terms of .

    (4 marks) where z is a (7 marks)

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