Complex Numbers : The Argand Diagram : ExamSolutions

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This video will explain how to tackle questions on complex numbers, specifically the argand diagram.

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Watching it at 1.25 speed. Desperate times

jahanzaib_kaleem
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Always wonder the relationship between vectors and complex numbers! This video has clarified all my doubts. Thank you so much!

archer
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thank you so much for taking the time out to help. jazakAllah wa yahdikumullah!

falak
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where are the circle and perpendicular bisector locus?
Thank you for this video :)

stermonstermon
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Wow. Man you need to become a teacher. Thanks man

nkambweashiraf
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I've question, you did z1+z2=-1+3i
Why did you start from origin.? Why didn't start from -1. Please explain me.

okashakhan
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...just being picky..."you missed one! Specifically, the plot of vector 'OA-OB' thus forming the 2nd parallelogram in the second diagram.
GREAT

dalenassar
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So complex numbers don’t add like vectors unless from the get go we GIVE the Z line a DIRECTION correct?!

MathCuriousity
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Had this been explained to me the way you explained it, I would've gotten it. Ah well, better late than never. Thank you so much for your help :)

jiminsaccident
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Wow I understand argand diagrams so much better

megatron
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Is it wrong if i just want to show the position of a complex number if i ommit the straight line which connects the complex number with the origin (known as modulus)?

georgiosapostolides
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@cmdcs1 Yes, unlikely to be before June though

ExamSolutions_Maths
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What about z = π + ei
How to put it in complex plan
Please answer

MEDDY-cd
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Thanks for this woonderful 7.28 mins .. Thanks

jobinsvideos
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You make this crystal clear. Pardon the pun, why does my textbook make this simple concept so complex?

lomertamahon
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what is the rule to put the arrow ???

mathsgreek
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why did you start from origin for Z1+ Z2 at 3:23

izzah
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Here, we give a bar over Z to show that's the conjugate just like the ones we write over some repeating numbers like, 0.123123123....

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