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What topic is covered in Unit 2 Homework 6?
What topic is covered in Unit 2 Homework 6?
The Unit 2 Test 1 Review will cover only the topics discussed in Week 4.
The Unit 2 Test 1 Review will cover only the topics discussed in Week 4.
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What is the focus of Homework 9?
What is the focus of Homework 9?
Graphing Complex Numbers
The perfect cube of 3 is ______.
The perfect cube of 3 is ______.
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Match the topics with their corresponding homework assignments:
Match the topics with their corresponding homework assignments:
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Which of these concepts will be covered in Unit 2 Quiz 1?
Which of these concepts will be covered in Unit 2 Quiz 1?
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Students will be responsible for perfect squares and perfect cubes in their assessments.
Students will be responsible for perfect squares and perfect cubes in their assessments.
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List two topics covered in Week 4.
List two topics covered in Week 4.
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What is the result of subtracting $3 + 4i$ from $-2 + 2i$?
What is the result of subtracting $3 + 4i$ from $-2 + 2i$?
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The complex number $5 + 6i$ is represented on the complex coordinate plane at the point (5, 6).
The complex number $5 + 6i$ is represented on the complex coordinate plane at the point (5, 6).
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What is the sum of the complex numbers $3 + 4i$ and $5 - 3i$?
What is the sum of the complex numbers $3 + 4i$ and $5 - 3i$?
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The result of subtracting $(4 - 2i)$ from $(2 + 3i)$ is __________.
The result of subtracting $(4 - 2i)$ from $(2 + 3i)$ is __________.
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Match each complex operation with its correct result:
Match each complex operation with its correct result:
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What does the Argand diagram represent?
What does the Argand diagram represent?
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The imaginary unit 'i' can be left in the denominator of a fraction.
The imaginary unit 'i' can be left in the denominator of a fraction.
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What is the result of adding the complex numbers (3 + 4i) and (2 - 3i)?
What is the result of adding the complex numbers (3 + 4i) and (2 - 3i)?
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The complex number 3 + 4i can be represented as the point __________ on the Argand diagram.
The complex number 3 + 4i can be represented as the point __________ on the Argand diagram.
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Match the following complex numbers with their graphical representations:
Match the following complex numbers with their graphical representations:
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Which of the following describes the 'parallelogram rule' for complex addition?
Which of the following describes the 'parallelogram rule' for complex addition?
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Provide the result of dividing (4 + 2i) by (2 + i) after rationalizing the denominator.
Provide the result of dividing (4 + 2i) by (2 + i) after rationalizing the denominator.
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A complex number can be represented as a vector in a plane.
A complex number can be represented as a vector in a plane.
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Which of the following describes a rational number?
Which of the following describes a rational number?
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All integers are considered rational numbers.
All integers are considered rational numbers.
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What is the rational exponent form of the square root of 9?
What is the rational exponent form of the square root of 9?
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The expression $x^{3}$ can also be represented as a radical expression: $\sqrt[3]{______}$.
The expression $x^{3}$ can also be represented as a radical expression: $\sqrt[3]{______}$.
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Match the following real numbers with their classification:
Match the following real numbers with their classification:
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All square roots yield irrational numbers.
All square roots yield irrational numbers.
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Convert the rational expression $x^{1/4}$ to its radical form.
Convert the rational expression $x^{1/4}$ to its radical form.
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Which of the following numbers is a perfect square?
Which of the following numbers is a perfect square?
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The expression $i^4$ is equal to 1.
The expression $i^4$ is equal to 1.
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The _____ of a number is any number that can be expressed as the quotient of two integers.
The _____ of a number is any number that can be expressed as the quotient of two integers.
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Match the following properties to their definitions.
Match the following properties to their definitions.
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Which of the following is an irrational number?
Which of the following is an irrational number?
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All imaginary numbers are complex numbers.
All imaginary numbers are complex numbers.
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To convert $4^{1/2}$ to radical form, you write it as the _____ of 4.
To convert $4^{1/2}$ to radical form, you write it as the _____ of 4.
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What is the value of $i^4$?
What is the value of $i^4$?
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The value of $i^6$ is equal to -1.
The value of $i^6$ is equal to -1.
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What is the real part of the complex number 3 + 4i?
What is the real part of the complex number 3 + 4i?
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The expression $i^3$ simplifies to _____.
The expression $i^3$ simplifies to _____.
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Match the given powers of i with their corresponding values:
Match the given powers of i with their corresponding values:
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To simplify $i^{345}$, what is the first step?
To simplify $i^{345}$, what is the first step?
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When performing operations with complex numbers, the result must always be in the form a + bi.
When performing operations with complex numbers, the result must always be in the form a + bi.
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What operation would you perform to combine the complex numbers 2 + 3i and 4 + 5i?
What operation would you perform to combine the complex numbers 2 + 3i and 4 + 5i?
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Study Notes
Grade 10 Integrated Math II - Unit 2: Radicals and Complex Numbers
- Concepts Covered: Perfect Squares, Perfect Cubes, Perfect Square Roots, Perfect Cube Roots; Classifying Rational and Irrational Numbers; Properties and Operations of Rational and Irrational Numbers; Radicals and Rational Exponent Conversions; Comparison of Real, Imaginary, and Complex Numbers; Identifying Real, Imaginary, and Complex Numbers; Simplifying Powers of i; Operations with Complex Numbers; Rationalizing denominators involving radicals; Graphing complex numbers on a complex plane.
Common Core Standards
- N.RN.A - Extend the properties of exponents to rational exponents: Rewrite expressions with rational exponents as radical expressions. Utilize exponent properties to simplify expressions with rational exponents.
- A.N.RN.B - Apply the properties of rational and irrational numbers: Explain why the sum or product of two rational numbers is always rational. Explain when the sum or product of a nonzero rational number and an irrational number is always irrational.
- N.CN.A - Perform arithmetic operations with complex numbers: Learners begin their introduction to imaginary numbers. They recognize real number properties apply to complex numbers.
- A.APR.A - Perform arithmetic operations on polynomials: Add, subtract, and multiply polynomials. Recognize polynomials as a closed system under these operations.
Weekly Schedule of Topics and Associated Homework
- Week 1: Perfect Squares, Perfect Cubes, Perfect Square Roots, Perfect Cube Roots; Classifying Rational and Irrational Numbers and Properties and Operations of Rational and Irrational Numbers; Properties and Operations of Rational and Irrational Numbers; Laws of Exponents, converting between radical form and rational form. Unit 2 Homework assignments 1, 2, and 3. Unit 2 Homework Quiz 1 (covering homeworks 1, 2, and 3)
- Week 2: Identifying between Real, Imaginary, and Complex Numbers. Simplifying Powers of i (Day 1 &2). Unit 2 homework 4 & 5. Homework Quiz 1
- Week 3: Addition and Subtraction of Complex Numbers; Multiplication of Imaginary and Complex Numbers (Day 1); Division of Complex Numbers. Unit 2 Homework 6, 7, and 8
- Week 4: Graphing Complex Numbers. Unit 2 Review Problems for Summative Assessment on Complex Numbers. Unit 2 Test 1 Review. Introduction to Unit 3.
Vocabulary
- Rational Numbers: Numbers that can be expressed as a fraction p/q, where q is not zero. Includes integers, whole numbers, and fractions. Can be represented by decimals that terminate or repeat.
- Irrational Numbers: Numbers that cannot be expressed as a fraction p/q. Examples include square roots of non-perfect squares (√2, √3) and π. Represented by decimals that neither terminate nor repeat.
- Complex Numbers: Numbers in the form a + bi, where a and b are real numbers and i = √-1. Real numbers are a subset of complex numbers.
- Imaginary Numbers (Pure Imaginary): Complex numbers in the form bi, where b is a real number and b ≠ 0. A subset of complex numbers.
- Conjugate: The conjugate of a binomial such as a ± bi is a ± bi. Used for rationalizing denominators containing imaginary numbers.
Laws of Exponents
- Product Rule: am x an = am+n
- Quotient Rule: am/an = am-n
- Power of a Power Rule: (am)n = amn
- Power of a Product Rule: (ab)m = ambm
- Power of a Quotient Rule: (a/b)m = am/bm
- Zero Exponent Rule: aº = 1
- Negative Exponent Rule: a-m = 1/am
- Fractional Exponent Rule: am/n = n√(am)
Operations with Complex Numbers
- Basic arithmetic operations are carried out in the same way they are with variables (distributive property, combining like terms, etc.), but make sure you simplify to a + bi form.
Graphing Complex Numbers
- Graph complex numbers in the complex plane
- The x-axis is the real axis.
- The y-axis is the imaginary axis.
- Representation: a + bi is represented as the point (a, b) in the complex plane.
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This quiz covers key concepts related to complex numbers and their operations, including perfect squares, perfect cubes, and calculations with complex numbers. It also includes matching topics with homework assignments and understanding representations on the complex coordinate plane.
