Chapter 6: Problem 48
Show that addition and multiplication of complex numbers satisfy the distributive property, meaning that $$ u(w+z)=u w+u z $$ for all complex numbers \(u, w,\) and \(z\).
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Chapter 6: Problem 48
Show that addition and multiplication of complex numbers satisfy the distributive property, meaning that $$ u(w+z)=u w+u z $$ for all complex numbers \(u, w,\) and \(z\).
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Suppose \(z\) is a complex number. Show that \(\bar{z}=-z\) if and only if the real part of \(z\) equals 0 .
Show that \(\overline{\bar{z}}=z\) for every complex number \(z\).
Write each expression in the form \(a+b i,\) where \(a\) and \(b\) are real numbers. $$ (3+4 i)^{2} $$
Find two complex numbers whose sum equals 5 and whose product equals 11 .
Describe the subset of the complex plane consisting of the complex numbers \(z\) such that the real part of \(z^{3}\) is a positive number.
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