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1,045 prompts matching "The n nth roots of a complex number"

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Teach me the finding the modulus of a complex number

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Worked example: solve x^2+4x+13=0 giving the roots as complex numbers

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Give me a 5-minute recap of complex numbers

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Discriminant and the nature of roots

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Teach me writing the sum and product of the roots from the coefficients

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Quiz me on the sum and product of the roots of a cubic

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Teach me the number of arrangements of n distinct objects

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Teach me multiplying two complex numbers in the form a plus bi

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Teach me dividing complex numbers by rationalising with the conjugate

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Worked example: write the converse, inverse and contrapositive of 'if a number is even, then it is divisible by 2'

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Real-life application of complex numbers

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Find the value of k: quadratic with equal roots

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Explain Back: Leaving the roots of a quadratic in surd form

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Learn: The sum of the roots as minus b over a

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Worked Example: The product of the roots as c over a

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Common Mistakes: Roots that are reciprocals of one another

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Worked Example: The number of ways n people sit round a round table

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Common Mistakes: The number of ways of dividing a class into groups

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IGCSE Additional Maths Y11: Reading the number of solutions off a trigonometric graph — IGCSE Exam Practice

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IGCSE Additional Maths Y11: The number of ways of filling a set of ordered places — Worked Example

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