The Argand diagram (HSC SSCE Mathematics Extension 2): Flashcards

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The Argand Diagram
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What does the Argand Diagram represent?

It represents complex numbers visually as points.

Who created the Argand Diagram?

Jean-Robert Argand, a French thinker from the 1700s.

What do the axes in the Argand Diagram represent?

The x-axis is real part; y-axis is imaginary part.

How is addition performed on the Argand plane?

Start the second arrow where the first one ends.

What does size mean in the Argand Diagram?

Size is the distance from the origin to the point.

What does direction indicate in complex numbers?

Direction is the angle with the real axis.

What are n-th roots in the Argand Diagram?

They appear as evenly spaced points around a circle.

What is the significance of the Argand Diagram?

It's essential in fields like electrical engineering.

How do you graph the complex number z = 1 + i?

Graph it at the point (1, 1) on the Argand plane.

What shape do n-th roots form when connected?

They form a regular polygon with equal sides.

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