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Simplify Problems With Imaginary Roots
Standards 5 & 6
Equation That Results In Imaginary Roots
COMPLEX NUMBERS
Complex Numbers In Context
END SHOW
Imaginary Roots
Graph and Add Complex Numbers
Simplify Expressions With Complex Conjugates
A Problem Of Iterations
Simplify Expressions With Complex Numbers
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STANDARD 5:
Students demonstrate knowledge of how real and complex numbers are related both arithmetically and graphically. In particular, they can plot complex numbers as points in the plane.
STANDARD 6:
Students add, subtract, multiply, and divide complex numbers.
ALGEBRA II STANDARDS THIS LESSON AIMS:
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ESTÁNDAR 5:
Los estudiantes demuestran conocimiento de como los números reales y complejos están relacionados aritméticamente y gráficamente. En particular, ellos pueden graficar números como puntos en el plano.
ESTÁNDAR 6:
Los estudiantes suman, restan, multiplican, y dividen números complejos.
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Let’s remember the case where the INDEX is EVEN and the RADICAND NEGATIVE:
Standards 5 & 6
- 4 = (-1)(4)
= (-1) 4
= i 4= 2i
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IN GENERAL:
Standards 5 & 6
- b = (-1)(b)
= (-1) b
= i b
(-1)i =
i = -1
2
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Standards 5 & 6
a = bn a a a a = b.... n b = a
n
EVEN
ODD
b > 0, positive b < 0, negative
n b+
n b–
n b+
None negative
i n b
n b–
None positive
one
one
one
one
POWERS FACTORS ROOTS
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Standards 5 & 6Simplify:
– 63 = (–1)(9)(7)
= –1 9 7
= i 3 7
= 3i 7
–200x y3 = (–1)(100) x 2 x y2
= –1 100 x 2xy2
= i 10 x 2xy
= 10ix 2xy
6i 9i= 54i2
= 54( )2–1
= 54(–1)
= –54
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Standards 5 & 6Simplify:
–2 –8 –5 = (–1)(2) (–1)(4)(2) (–1)(5)
= –1 2 –1 4 2 –1 5i i i
= i i 2 4 5
2
2–1
= i(–1)(4) 5
= – 4i 5
4i77 = 4i i76 1
= 4(i ) i2 38
= 4(–1 ) i38
= 4(1) i
= 4i
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Standards 5 & 6Solve: x +2x + 4 = 02
x +2x + 4 = 02 Using the quadratic equation:
a= 1b= 2c= 4
x=-( ) ( ) - 4( )( )
2( )
2+_
1
1 2 2 4
x= – 2 4 – ( 4 )( 4 )
2
+_
– 2 -12x=
2
+_
– 2 ( -1)(4)(3)x=
2
+_
– 2 -1 4 3 x=
2
+_
– 2 ( i )(2) 3 x=
2
+_
–1 + i 3x= –1 – i 3x=
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Standards 5 & 6Solve: x +2x + 4 = 02
– 1 + i 3
Checking the solution:
( ) +2( ) + 4 = 02
1 – 2i 3 + i 3 – 2 + 2i 3 + 4 = 0
22
– 1 + i 3
1 –2i 3 – 3 – 2 + 2i 3 + 4 = 0
0 = 0
– 1 – i 3( ) +2( ) + 4 = 02
1 + 2i 3 + i 3 – 2 – 2i 3 + 4 = 0
22
– 1 – i 3
1 +2i 3 – 3 – 2 – 2i 3 + 4 = 0
0 = 0
True
True
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Standards 5 & 6Solve: x +2x + 4 = 02
x +2x + 4 = 02 Using the quadratic equation:
a= 1b= 2c= 4
x=-( ) ( ) - 4( )( )
2( )
2+_
1
1 2 2 4
x= – 2 4 – ( 4 )( 4 )
2
+_
– 2 -12x=
2
+_
– 2 ( -1)(4)(3)x=
2
+_
– 2 -1 4 3 x=
2
+_
– 2 ( i )(2) 3 x=
2
+_
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Standards 5 & 6
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-10-11-12 -8-9
WHOLE NUMBERS
NATURAL NUMBERS
POSITIVE INTEGERS
INTEGERS
NEGATIVE INTEGERS
THE NUMBER LINE
NATURAL NUMBERS: 1, 2, 3, 4, …
WHOLE NUMBERS: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, …
POSITIVE INTEGERS: 1, 2, 3, 4, …
NEGATIVE INTEGERS: -1, -2, -3, -4, …
INTEGERS: …, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, …
REVIEW:
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REAL NUMBERS
R= reals
I
I= irrationals
Q
Q= rationals
Z
Z= integers
W
W= Wholes
N
N= naturals
Standards 5 & 6
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Standards 5 & 6
COMPLEX NUMBERS
a + bi
then
REAL NUMBERS
then
IMAGINARY NUMBERS
then
PURE IMAGINARY
then
NON-PURE IMAGINARY
If b = 0 If b = 0
RATIONALES IRRATIONALS If a = 0 If a = 0
4i
- 7i3 + 2i
0.25
7
25
14
=
71
=
5=
-8 -8 1
=
51
=
2
3.1416
1.4142
5 - 7i
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Standards 5 & 6
(10 + 5i) + 6i
SIMPLIFY:
= 10 + 5i + 6i
= 10 + (5 + 6)i
= 10 + 11i
(1 + i) + (3i – 5)
= (1 + i) + (–5 + 3i)
= 1 + i –5 + 3 i
= 1 – 5 +1i + 3i
= – 4 + (1 + 3)i
= – 4 + 4i
Grouping like terms
Distributive property
Grouping like terms
Distributive property
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Standards 5 & 6SIMPLIFY:
(4 – 7i) – (9 + i)
Grouping like terms
Distributive property
= 4 – 7i –9 – i
= 4 – 9 –7i – 1i
= –5 + (–7 – 1)i
= –5 + (–8)i
= –5 –8i
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4i
a
b
Imaginary
Real
i
Standards 5 & 6
Graph:
(-5, -7)- 5 - 7i
3 + 2i(3, 2)4i
(0, 4)
- 5 - 7i
3 + 2i
Complex numbers comply with vector’s properties.
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184i
a
b
Imaginary
Real
i
Standards 5 & 6
– 5 – 7i
Now let’s add two of them graphically:
( ) + ( ) = - 5 – 3i
- 5 – 3i
(-5,-3)
• Draw parallel vectors.
• Draw a vector from the origin over the diagonal of the resulting parallelogram.
(-5, -7)- 5 – 7i
4i(0, 4)
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Standards 5 & 6Find x and y so the equation is true:
4 + 4i = 6x + 3yi
4 + 4i = 6x + 3yi
For two complex numbers to be equal the real part is equal in both of them, and the imaginary part is equal in both of them as well.
4 = 6x 4i = 3yi6 6 3i 3i
x = 46
x = 23
y = 43 Check:
4 + 4i = 6( ) + 3( )i
23
43
4 + 4i = + i12 3
12 3
4 + 4i = 4 + 4i true
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Standards 5 & 6SIMPLIFY:
(5 – 3i)(2 + 4i)
F O I L
(5)(2) + (5)(4i) + (-3i)(2) + (-3i)(4i)
10 + 20i – 6i – 12i2
10 + 14i –12(-1)
10 + 14i + 12
22 + 14i
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Standards 5 & 6SIMPLIFY:
(5 – 3i)(5 + 3i) = 25 – (3i)2
= 25 – 9i2
Difference of squares
COMPLEX CONJUGATES
= 25 – 9(-1)
= 25 + 9
= 34
The product of COMPLEX CONJUGATES is always a REAL NUMBER.
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Standards 5 & 6
1 – 3i 2 1 + 3i 2
4i –3 5 4i + 3 5
2 – 3i 2 + 3i
5 2 – i 5 2 + i
6 + 5i 6 – 5i
Complete the complex conjugates for the following:
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Standards 5 & 64
6 – 5i
4
6 – 5i 6 + 5i6 + 5i
36 – 25i
4(6 + 5i) 2
36 – 25i
24 + 20i2
36 – 25(-1)
24 + 20i
36 + 25
24 + 20i
61
24 + 20i
SIMPLIFY:
Multiply both numerator and denominator by the COMPLEX CONJUGATE of the denominator.
Difference of squares.
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Standards 5 & 6
3i9i – 1 SIMPLIFY:
3i9i – 1 i
i
Multiply both numerator and denominator by i to obtain i at the denominator and eliminate the imaginary part there.
2
3i9i – i 2
2
3(-1)
9(-1) – i
-3
-9 – i
3 + i 13
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Standards 5 & 6Iterate three times the following function with the initial value of x = 2i:f(x) = x + 12
f(2i) = ( ) + 1
22i
= 4i + 12
= 4(-1) + 1
= - 4 + 1
= -3 f(-3) = ( ) +12-3
= 9 + 1
= 10 f(10) = ( ) +1210
= 100 + 1
= 101
First Iteration:
Second Iteration:
Third Iteration:
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