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9.1 complex numbers 2016 ink.notebook
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Unit 9 Radicals
9.1
Complex
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Lesson Objectives
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9.1 Complex Numbers
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A.SSE.2
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I will rewrite a complex expression in simplest form A.SSE.2. Use the structure of an expression to identify ways to rewrite it.
N.RN.2 Rewrite expressions involving radicals and rational exponents using the properties of exponents.
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Not all radicals have real number solutions. Mathematicians created an expanded
number system using the imaginary unit i. The imaginary unit i can be used to write the square root of any negative number and is defined
It follows then A complex number written in standard form is the number
a + bi where a is the real number part and bi is the
imaginary part.
Identify real number parts and imaginary number parts.
1. 7 + 3i 2. 8 – i
3. 5i
4. 2
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Complex Numbers
(imaginary numbers)
i
i
=
2
-1
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A negative on the inside
Pulls an i to the outside
-4 = 2i
- -16 = -4i
-5 =
2
i
5
(3i ) = 32 i
9 -1 = -9
2
Examples. Solve each: 5.
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Examples. Solve each: 11.
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Parts of a Radical
radical symbol
index
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radicand
Converting between Radical Form and
Rational Exponent Form
i
x
e
e
=xi
exponent over index
1
radical
If the index is not written,
it is automatically a 2.
2
1
81 = 2 81 = 81
3
4
3
4
81 = 81
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Write each expression in radical form.
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Identify real number parts and imaginary number parts.
13. 3 + 2i 11.
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Write each expression in radical form.
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14. 9 – 3i
15. 4i
16. 6
Write each expression in radical form.
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Write each expression in radical form.
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Write each radical in exponential form.
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Write each radical in exponential form.
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Write each radical in exponential form.
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