Complex Numbers
[76/87%]Represent the number in trigonometric form.
Represent the number in trigonometric form.
Represent the number in trigonometric form.
Represent the number ; in trigonometric form.
Represent the number in trigonometric form.
Represent the number ; in trigonometric form.
Evaluate the following expression, where :
Evaluate the following expression, where :
Evaluate the following expression, where :
Compute the square roots: .
Compute the square roots: .
Compute the square roots: .
Solve the quadratic equation .
Solve the quadratic equation .
Find all values of the following root: .
Find all values of the following root: .
Find all values of the following root: .
Find all values of the following root: .
Find the roots of the equation .
Find the roots of the equation .
Express the function in terms of and .
Express the function in terms of and .
Express the function in terms of and .
Express the function in terms of and .
Express the function in terms of trigonometric functions of multiple angles.
Express the function in terms of trigonometric functions of multiple angles.
Express the function in terms of trigonometric functions of multiple angles.
Express the function in terms of trigonometric functions of multiple angles.
Express the function in terms of trigonometric functions of multiple angles.
Express the function in terms of trigonometric functions of multiple angles.
Prove the identity:
where .
Prove the identity:
Prove the identity:
Prove the identity:
Evaluate the sum .
Evaluate the sum .
Evaluate the sum .
Evaluate the sum .
Find the value of .
Find the value of .
Find the value of .
Find the value of .
Find the value of .
Find the value of .
Find the value of .
Find the value of .
Find the value of .
Find the value of .
Find the value of .
Find the value of .
Find the value of .
Under what condition does the point lie inside a circle of radius centered at the point ?
A regular -gon is inscribed in a circle of radius centered at the point , with one of its vertices at the point . Where are the remaining vertices?
Two vertices of an equilateral triangle are at the points and . Find the third vertex.
Two adjacent vertices of a regular -gon are at the points and . Find the next vertex.
The vertices of a polygon are at the points , . Determine whether the point lies inside the polygon.
Three consecutive vertices of a parallelogram are at the points , , . Find the position of the fourth vertex.
The endpoints of a segment are at the points and . Find the midpoint.
Masses are located at the points . Find the position of the center of gravity.
The points are the vertices of a convex -gon. Find the locus of points , where , .
The consecutive vertices of a broken line lie at the points
Prove that the broken line cannot close for any value of .
Prove that the equation
cannot have roots with modulus greater than unity.
Prove that the equalities , , where are real, are equivalent to the condition that the points lie on a single line.
Prove the identity:
and state its geometric meaning.
Prove the equivalence of the equalities
where is real.
Prove the identity:
Prove the identity:
Determine the type of the curve given by the equation , , where is a real parameter.
Determine the type of the curve given by the equation , where is a real parameter.
Determine the type of the curve given by the equation , where is a real parameter.
Determine the type of the curve given by the equation , where is a real parameter.
Determine the type of the curve given by the equation , where is a real parameter, and and are complex constants.
Trace how the argument of the quantity changes as traces, counterclockwise, a closed curve enclosing the points and .
Study how the arguments of the quantities , , and change as traces the same contour as in problem 2480 (a closed curve traversed counterclockwise and enclosing the points and ).
How does the function change, for real and , if traces a closed contour going counterclockwise around the points and ?
The same question for the function and a contour going counterclockwise around the point .
The question concerns how the function changes, for real , if traces a closed contour going counterclockwise around the point (by analogy with problem 2482).