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Complex Numbers and Vectors Tutorial

The document is a tutorial on complex numbers and vectors, containing exercises on finding real and imaginary parts, expressing complex numbers in polar form, and using De Moivre's theorem. It also includes problems on vector lengths, proving perpendicularity, and calculating angles and cross products between vectors. The tutorial covers fundamental concepts and applications in complex analysis and vector mathematics.

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Complex Numbers and Vectors Tutorial

The document is a tutorial on complex numbers and vectors, containing exercises on finding real and imaginary parts, expressing complex numbers in polar form, and using De Moivre's theorem. It also includes problems on vector lengths, proving perpendicularity, and calculating angles and cross products between vectors. The tutorial covers fundamental concepts and applications in complex analysis and vector mathematics.

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TUTORIAL: Complex Number & Vectors

1. Find the real and imaginary parts of the following quantities:

a. (2- i)3 b. eπi/2

2. Express the following complex numbers in the form reiθ:

a. 4 - √2i b. π + ei

3. Express the following complex numbers in the form x+iy:

a. 6e2πi/3

4. Use the formula of De Moivre, to derive the trigonometric identities

sin2θ = 2sinθcosθ
sin3θ = 3sinθ- 4sin3θ

5. Evaluate the value of ii.

6. Find the length of the vector r = xi+ yj + zk and of the vector v = 2i - j + 3k.

7. Prove that A · B = 0 if A and B are perpendicular to each other.

8. Show that the vector r = 2i - 3k lies entirely in a plane perpendicular to the y axis.

9. Find the angle between the two vectors A = -i + 2j + k and B = 3i - j + 2k.

10. Determine C =A x B given that A = -i + 2j + k and B = 3i- j + 2k. What is B x A


equal to?

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