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It represents complex numbers visually as points.
Jean-Robert Argand, a French thinker from the 1700s.
The x-axis is real part; y-axis is imaginary part.
Start the second arrow where the first one ends.
Size is the distance from the origin to the point.
Direction is the angle with the real axis.
They appear as evenly spaced points around a circle.
It's essential in fields like electrical engineering.
Graph it at the point (1, 1) on the Argand plane.
They form a regular polygon with equal sides.
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