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Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

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Guyz i need advice for p3
I have done topical once of whole subject..I dont have much time now for p3 and i am also not good in p3 now should i do yearly or topical(like 10-20 question of each chap)?
 
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Do u have notes of geometrical effects of multiplication and division of complex numbers?
No, I know that multiplying a number by i adds pi/2 to its argument and multiplying it by a real number multiplies its length in the argand diagram
 
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Anyone part 3 with solution?
Use trigonometry... draw a triangle AOD(with the perpendicular) and find the length of all sides. You have vectors AO, OD and can find AD. Find the magnitude of these vectors(they will be the lengths of the sides of the triangle). Now find an angle AOD or ADO and use the angle to find the perpendicular's distance using basic trig.
Check my diagram to understand this.
 

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No, I know that multiplying a number by i adds pi/2 to its argument and multiplying it by a constant multiplies its length in the argand diagram
Alright and will division do the reverse? And what if it is multiplied by a complex number?
 
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