Complex Numbers Class Work. Complex Numbers Homework. Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~1~ NJCTL.org. Simplify using i b 4 3.

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Complex Numbers Class Work Simplify using i. 1. 16 2. 36b 4 3. 8a 2 4. 32x 6 y 7 5. 16 25 6. 8 10 7. 3i 4i 5i 8. 2i 4i 6i 8i 9. i 9 10. i 22 11. i 75 Complex Numbers Homework Simplify using i. 12. 81 13. 121b 8 14. 18a 6 15. 48x 5 y 6 16. 9 4 17. 12 75 18. 2i 5i 7i 19. i 3i 5i 7i 20. i 10 21. i 23 22. i 72 Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~1~ NJCTL.org

Adding, Subtracting, and Multiplying Complex Numbers Class Work Simplify 23. (6 + 5i) + (4 + 3i) 24. (7 + 4i) + ( 2 2i) 25. ( 3 2i) + (3 i) 26. (6 + 5i) (4 + 3i) 27. (7 + 4i) ( 2 2i) 28. ( 3 2i) (3 i) 29. 5(4 2i) 30. 2i( 6 + i) 31. (6 + 5i)(4 + 3i) 32. (7 + 4i)( 2 2i) 33. ( 3 2i)(3 i) 34. (8 3i)(1 i) 35. (4 2i) 2 36. ( 6 + i) 2 Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~2~ NJCTL.org

Adding, Subtracting, and Multiplying Complex Numbers Homework Simplify 37. (2 + 3i) + (8 + 2i) 38. (4 + 9i) + ( 4 9i) 39. (10 7i) + (5 3i) 40. (2 + 3i) (8 + 2i) 41. (4 + 9i) ( 4 9i) 42. (10 7i) (5 3i) 43. 6(5 6i) 44. 2i(4 3i) 45. (2 + 3i)(8 + 2i) 46. (4 + 9i)( 4 9i) 47. (10 7i)(5 3i) 48. ( 6 i)(2 7i) 49. (6 3i) 2 50. ( 7 + 2i) 2 Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~3~ NJCTL.org

Dividing Complex Numbers Class Work Simplify 51. 2 i 52. 3 4i 53. 2 3i 54. 2+i i 55. 2 1+i 56. 3 2 i 57. 2+i 3+i 58. 4 i 3 2i Dividing Complex Numbers Homework Simplify 59. 3 i 60. 2 5i 61. 4 7i 62. 4 i i 63. 8 3+i 64. 2i 4 i 65. 2 i 2+3i 66. 5 i 4 3i Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~4~ NJCTL.org

Graphing Complex Numbers Class Work Determine the quadrant of each of the following. 67. 9 3i 68. -2 + 4i 69. (5 + 4i) (6 3i) 70. -3i(4 5i) 71. (2 + 3i) 2 72. 3 i i 73. 2 4+i 74. 5 3i 2+4i Homework Determine the quadrant of each of the following. 75. -7 3i 76. 5-4i 77. (3 + 2i) (-5 + 4i) 78. (3 i)(-4 + 5i) 79. (-1 + 5i) 2 80. 2 i 3i 81. 4 3 i 82. 6+2i 3 2i Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~5~ NJCTL.org

Polar Properties Class Work Name the point three other ways using polar coordinates. 83. [5, π 2 ] 84. [ 4, 2π 3 ] 85. [3, 4π ] 86. [ 6,0] 7 Convert the point to rectangular form. 87. [5, π 2 ] 88. [ 4, 2π 3 ] 89. [3, 4π ] 90. [ 6,0] 7 Convert the point to polar form. 91. ( 3, 6) 92. (-4, 2) 93. (1, 0) 94. (7, 7) Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~6~ NJCTL.org

Polar Properties Homework Name the point three other ways using polar coordinates. 95. [7, π 3 ] 96. [ 6, 2π 5 ] 97. [2, 3π ] 98. [3, π] 5 Convert the point to rectangular form. 99. [7, π 3 ] 100. [ 6, 2π 5 ] 101. [2, 3π ] 102. [3, π] 5 Convert the point to polar form. 103. ( -3, 2) 104. (-7, -8) 105. (5, 10) 106. (-7, 0) Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~7~ NJCTL.org

Geometry of Complex Numbers Class Work Let a =3 + 4i and b= -2 + 5i, perform the operation and write the answer in complex, rectangular, polar, and trigonometric forms. 107. a + b 108. b a 109. ab 110. a 2 111. b 2 112. 3a 2 b 113. a = 4(cos π + isin π ) and b = 3(cos 7π + isin 7π ), find ab. 4 4 6 6 114. c = [5, 2π ] and d = [3, 4π ], find cd. 115. Find z if z[10, 80 ]= [15, 140 ] 5 6 Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~8~ NJCTL.org

Geometry of Complex Numbers Homework Let a =7-3i and b= -3-8i, perform the operation and write the answer in complex, rectangular, polar, and trigonometric forms. 116. a + b 117. a b 118. b a 119. ab 120. a 2 121. b 2 122. 3a 123. 3a 2 b 124. a = 7(cos π + isin π ) and b = 2(cos 5π + isin 5π ), find ab. 3 3 6 6 125. c = [12, 7π ] and d = [. 5, 5π ], find cd. 126. Find z if z[20, 100 ]= [15, 140 ] 4 3 Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~9~ NJCTL.org

Polar Equations and Graphs Class Work 127. Draw the graph of r = sin θ 128. Draw the graph of r = 3 + cosθ 129. Draw the graph of r = 5 130. Draw the graph of θ = 2π 3 131. Draw the graph of rcosθ = 6 Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~10~ NJCTL.org

Polar Equations and Graphs Homework 132. Draw the graph of r = cosθ 133. Draw the graph of r = 4 + sinθ 134. Draw the graph of r = 5 135. Draw the graph of θ = 3π 4 136. Draw the graph of rsinθ = 6 Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~11~ NJCTL.org

Rose Curves and Spirals Class Work 137. How many petals and what is a petals length for r = 4cos3θ? Draw the graph. 138. How many petals and what is a petals length for r = 5sin6θ? Draw the graph. 139. How many petals and what is a petals length for r = 2cos4θ? Draw the graph. 140. How many petals and what is a petals length for r = 7cos5θ? Draw the graph. 141. What kind of spiral is r = 3 θ? 142. What kind of spiral is r = 2θ + 2? Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~12~ NJCTL.org

Rose Curves and Spirals Homework 143. How many petals and what is a petals length for r = 6cos2θ? Draw the graph. 144. How many petals and what is a petals length for r = 4sin7θ? Draw the graph. 145. How many petals and what is a petals length for r = 3cos6θ? Draw the graph. 146. How many petals and what is a petals length for r = 5cos3θ? Draw the graph. 147. What kind of spiral is r = 2 θ? 148. What kind of spiral is r = 3θ + 1? Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~13~ NJCTL.org

Powers of Complex Numbers Class Work Compute the given power and write your answer in the original form. 149. ([3,60 ]) 5 150. (4 (cos π 5 + isin π 5 )) 7 151. (5 6i) 6 152. ( 5,9) 8 153. If a tenth root of w is (3,8) what is w? Homework Compute the given power and write your answer in the original form. 154. ([9,80 ]) 7 155. (5 (cos 4π 3 + isin 4π 3 )) 9 156. ( 4 + 7i) 8 157. ( 7, 3) 10 158. If a sixth root of w is 7(cos0 + isin0) what is w? Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~14~ NJCTL.org

Roots of Complex Numbers Class Work Find the given roots and write the answer in the same form as the original. 159. fifth root of [3,60 ] 160. fourth root of 4 (cos π 5 + isin π 5 ) 161. sixth root of 5 6i 162. eighth root of ( 5,9) 163. a to the fourth is 3(cos 20 + isin 20 ), find a Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~15~ NJCTL.org

Homework Find the given roots and write the answer in the same form as the original. 164. fifth root of [9,80 ] 165. fourth root of 5 (cos 4π 3 + isin 4π 3 ) 166. sixth root of ( 4 + 7i) 167. eighth root of ( 7, 3) 168. a to the sixth is 3(cos 30 + isin 30 ), find a Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~16~ NJCTL.org

1. Simplify: 4i 6i 2i i a. -48i b. 48i c. -48 d. 48 2. Simplify: (6 i) 2 3. Simplify: 3 i 4 2i a. 35 + 12i b. 35-12i c. 37-12i d. 37 + 12i a. b. c. d. 7 + 1 i 10 10 7 6 + 1 6 i 7 1 i 10 10 7 6 1 6 i 4. What quadrant is (6 + 2i) (7 4i) in? a. I b. II c. III d. IV 5. What quadrant is (3-5i) 2 in? a. I b. II c. III d. IV 6. What quadrant is 3 i 4 2i in? a. I b. II c. III d. IV Polar and Complex Numbers Unit Review Multiple Choice 7. Which of the point choices listed are not equal to: [5, π 2 ] a. (0,5) b. 5(cos π 2 + isin π 2 ) c. [ 5, 3π 2 ] d. they are all equivalent Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~17~ NJCTL.org

8. Convert the point to rectangular form: [4, π 3 ] a. (2, 3 2 ) b. ( 3 2, 2) c. (2, 3) d. (2,2 3) 9. Convert the point to polar form: ( 2.5, 6) a. (6.5, 0.395) b. (6.5, 1.176 ) c. (6.5, 22.620 ) d. (6.5, 67.380 ) 10. Let a =8-2i and b= -5-7i, which of the following is not a + b? a. (3,-9) b. [3 10, 71.565] c. 10(cos 288.435 + i sin 288.435 ) d. ( -3 + 9i) 11. a = 6(cos π + isin π ) and b = 3(cos 5π + isin 5π ), find ab. 4 4 3 3 a. 18(cos 6π 7 + isin 6π 7 ) b. 18(cos 5π 5π + isin ) 12 12 c. 18(cos 17π 17π + isin ) 12 12 d. 18(cos 23π 23π + isin ) 12 12 12. How many petals and what is a petals length for r = 4cos8θ? a. 4 petals, length 8 b. 8 petals, length 4 c. 8 petals, length 8 d. 16 ptdals, length 4 13. Compute: (7 3i) 6 a. ( 195112, 220.809 ) b. ( 45.694, 220.809 ) c. ( 195112, 1.871π) d. ( 45.694, 1.871π) 14. If a tenth root of w is [5, 2π ], what is w? 3 a. [50, 20π ] 3 b. [9765625, 20π 3 ] c. [50, 4π 3 ] d. [9765625, 4π 3 ] Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~18~ NJCTL.org

15. Find the third root of 27 (cos π 2 isin π 2 ) a. [3, π 6 ] b. [3, π+4kπ ] for k {1,2} 6 c. [3, 4+kπ ] for k {1,2,3} 6 d. [3, π+4kπ ] for k {0,1,2} 6 16. Let a =8-2i and b= -5-7i. a. Find 3a 2 b. Extended Response b. How far from the origin is a + b? c. What is the angle of rotation of a+b? 17. Write an equation a. for a rose curve with 8 petals of length 5 b. for a rose curve with 5 petals of length 6 c. a Spiral of Archimedes with 6π between the spirals Pre-Calc Polar & Complex #s ~19~ NJCTL.org