Using the TI 83 Plus Calculator

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Using the TI 83 Plus Calculator Complex Numbers Using the TI 83 Plus Calculator

Setting the Calculator Press MODE key Use the down ARROW key and select a+bi Press ENTER.

Adding Complex Numbers Add the two complex numbers: (2+3i ),(-1+4i) Locate the i key (Press 2ND then .) Type: (2 + 3i) + (-1 + 4i) Press ENTER. The sum is (1 + 7i) DONE

Subtracting Complex Numbers Subtract the two complex numbers: (2+3i ),(-1+4i) Locate the i key (Press 2ND then .) Type: (2 + 3i) - (-1 + 4i) Press ENTER. The difference is (3 - i) DONE

Multiplication of Complex Numbers Multiply the two complex numbers: (2+3i ),(-1+4i) Locate the i key (Press 2ND then .) Type: (2 + 3i) (-1 + 4i) Press ENTER. The product is (-14 + 5i) DONE

Division of Complex Numbers Divide the two complex numbers: (2+3i ) by (-1+4i) Locate the i key (Press 2ND then .) Type: (2 + 3i) / (-1 + 4i) Press ENTER. Your answer will be in decimal form. Use the MATH key to convert it to fraction form. The quotient is (10/17 – 11/17i ) DONE