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Complex Numbers - Lesson Plan
Complex Numbers - Lesson Plan
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
I. OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standards The learner demonstrate understanding of key concepts of complex numbers.
The learner is able to investigate thoroughly mathematical relationships in various
B. Performance Standards
situations, formulate real-life problems involving complex numbers.
The learner is able to:
C. Learning Competencies / 1. Use the imaginary unit i to write complex numbers.
Objectives Write the LC code 2. Add, subtract, and multiply complex numbers.
for each 3. Use complex conjugates to write the quotient of two complex numbers.
4. Find the complex solutions of quadratic equations.
II. CONTENT COMPLEX NUMBERS
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
Algebra and Trigonometry 8th Edition
A. References
College Algebra 4th Edition
1. Teacher’s Guide pages
2. Learner’s Materials pages
pp. 122-128
3. Textbook pages
pp. 145-148
4. Additional Materials from
Learning Resource (LR) portal
B. Other Learning Resources Visual Aids, Power point, Projector and Laptop, and Markers
IV. PROCEDURES Facilitator’s Activity Learners’ Activity
“Good morning class!” “Good morning ma’am”
“Okay, let us pray”
“On your previous lesson you’ve learn about “yes ma’am"
quadratic equation, and how to find its solution,
right?”
“Okay, I have here an equation and will you please
A. Reviewing previous lesson
answer it Mr.” Example:
or presenting the new lesson
“Thank you!”
“What have you notice in the solution of the “ma’am, it doesn’t have a real
quadratic equation class?” solution”
“That’s correct, because the solution is what we
called a complex numbers, and you will learn more
about it as we go on through our discussion.”
“Let us have first our objectives” “At the end of the lesson, the
B. Establishing a purpose for
“Ms. please read the objectives” learner is able to:
the lesson
“Thank you Ms.”
C. Presenting examples/ “Now, let’s have an activity”
instances of the new lesson “The activity is entitled WHO AM I? and the class will Evaluate the following:
be divided into four groups.” 1.
“The First Man to Orbit the Earth: In 1961, this 2.
Russian cosmonaut orbited the earth in a spaceship. 3.
Who was he? To find out, evaluate the following 4.
problems. Then encircle the letter that corresponds
5.
to the correct answer. These letters will spell out the
name of this Russian cosmonaut. Have fun!” 6.
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Answer:
SAMAR STATE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
Questions:
“How do you find the activity? is it hard?” “No ma’am”
“What is the most frequently used variable?” “the i variable ma’am”
“Alright, It’s an i variable, but don’t you know that i is
not just an ordinary variable? This i is what we called
the imaginary unit, and this is what we are going to
use in writing a complex number”
“Now, Let’s have the definition of a complex number.
Please read Mr.” “Definition of a Complex Number”
*If a and b are real numbers, the
number a+bi is a complex number
and it is said to be written in
Standard Form.
*If b=0, the number a+bi=a is a real
number.
*If b 0, the number a+bi is called
imaginary number.
*A number of the form bi, where
b 0, is called a pure imaginary
number.”
“Thankyou”
“So, 3-5i and -4+2i are imaginary numbers. Then 3i
and -7i are pure imaginary numbers. While 0 and -6.5
are real numbers”
“Now let’s do the Operations with Complex
Numbers”
“The sum, difference, and product of two complex
numbers are defined by the following equations:
“Thankyou”
E. Discussing new concepts “Class, what have you notice in example number 4? “ma’am, they are having the same
and practicing new skills #2 number but has a different
operation”
“Okay, so, that numbers are what we called what?
Anyyone?”
“if b is not zero, a+bi and a-bi are called Complex
Conjugates”
“Multiplying conjugates”
(a+bi) (a-bi) =
1.
I. Evaluating learning 2.
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SAMAR STATE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
VI. REFLECTION
PREPARED BY:
____ABASULA, NOVALYN A._____
Teacher