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Complex number

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A complex number is a number of the form
z=a+biz=a+biwhere aa and bb are real numbers, and ii is the imaginary unit, defined by i2=1i^{2}=-1.

Remarks
  • The set of all complex numbers is denoted C\mathbb{C}.

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  • Donner la partie imaginaire des nombres complexes suivants :

    1. z1=iz_1= i
    2. z2=345iz_2 = 34-5i
    3. z3=5z_3=5
    Open exerciseDifficulty 15/100 · 1 solution · 0 hints
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