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    The document introduces complex numbers, which contain both real and imaginary parts. Imaginary numbers are defined as containing the imaginary unit i, which equals the square root of negative one. Complex numbers can be written as a real part plus an imaginary part multiplied by i. Both imaginary and complex numbers can be added or subtracted, and the product or quotient of two imaginary numbers results in a real number since i squared equals negative one.

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    The document introduces complex numbers, which contain both real and imaginary parts. Imaginary numbers are defined as containing the imaginary unit i, which equals the square root of negative one. Complex numbers can be written as a real part plus an imaginary part multiplied by i. Both imaginary and complex numbers can be added or subtracted, and the product or quotient of two imaginary numbers results in a real number since i squared equals negative one.

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    The document introduces complex numbers, which contain both real and imaginary parts. Imaginary numbers are defined as containing the imaginary unit i, which equals the square root of negative one. Complex numbers can be written as a real part plus an imaginary part multiplied by i. Both imaginary and complex numbers can be added or subtracted, and the product or quotient of two imaginary numbers results in a real number since i squared equals negative one.

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    COMPLEX NUMBERS

    To work.

    Members of this set are called imaginary numbers

    But √ – n2 ≡ √n2 × –1

    ≡ √n2 × √ –1

    ≡ ni where i = √–1 or (sometimes j = √ –1 )

    In light of this imaginary number can be written in the form ni

    Where n is the real part and i the imaginary part.

    Imaginary numbers can be Added and Subtracted from other Imaginary numbers

    2i + 5i = 7i

    √ 7i – i = (√7 – 1)i

     NB – Product or Quotient of TWO imaginary numbers is real

    2i × 5i = 10i2
    But i2 = –1 since i = √ – 1

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