i
Square root of 1
i squared
-1
i to the power of 3
-i
i to the power of 4
1
Imaginary numbers go on what axis
Y
Real numbers go on what axis
X
Multiply by i and the shape moves
90° anti-clockwise
Multiply by -i and the shape moves
90° clockwise
What is the conjugate of an imaginary number
Change sign of imaginary part
Explain why a polynomial to the power of three must have one real root of the other two are imaginary
The remaining must be real as complex numbers come in pairs
Polar form
Modulus(cosX+isinX)