Complex Numbers: Worked Examples
These problems progress from rectangular arithmetic to quadrant-aware polar form and De Moivre's theorem. Each root set is checked against the original power equation.
Imaginary-Unit Cycle with Positive and Negative Powers
Simplify , , , and .
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Quadratic with Purely Imaginary Roots
Solve over the complex numbers.
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Rectangular Addition and Subtraction
Evaluate .
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Multiply Two Rectangular Complex Numbers
Compute .
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Division by a Complex Conjugate
Simplify in rectangular form.
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Conjugate, Modulus, and Argument in Quadrant IV
For , determine , , and a principal argument.
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Rectangular-to-Polar Conversion in Quadrant II
Write in polar and exponential forms.
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Multiply by i as a Quarter-Turn Rotation
Find and describe its effect in the Argand plane.
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Fourth Power Using De Moivre's Theorem
Calculate in rectangular form.
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All Fourth Roots of Unity with Exact Indexing
Find every distinct solution of .
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Three Cube Roots of a Positive Real Number
Find every complex satisfying .
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