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NOTES 5.7 FLIPVOCABFLIPVOCAB

Notes 5.7 Given the fact i 2 = ________ The imaginary number is _____ which equals _____ Complex numbers are written in the form: _______________ Where “a” is a real number and bi is an imaginary number Simplify expression vs. Solving equation FLIPVOCABFLIPVOCAB

RootsAxis of Symmetry Rational, Irrational, or Imaginary x = {-5, 2} x = 5 ± x = ± 2i x = -1 ± x = 4 and x = 4 X = 3 ± Complete the chart about roots Rational Irrational Imaginary FLIPVOCABFLIPVOCAB

Given ProblemWork Answer (i may be in the answer) i = i2i2 i3i3 i4i4 i7i7 i8i8 i 33 i 103 Simplify numbers with imaginary numbers -i 1 -i 1 FLIPVOCABFLIPVOCAB

Complex numbers are written in the form: ___________ Where a is a real number and bi is an imaginary number The complex conjugate is _____________ We will use complex conjugates to simplify division problems where a ______________ _________________ is in the denominator complex number FLIPVOCABFLIPVOCAB

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