Year 12 · WACE / Mathematics Specialist
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Recall topics
- What are Re(z) and Im(z) for z = 4 − 7i?
- Express (3 + 2i)(1 − 4i) in Cartesian form.
- How do you write (2 + i)/(1 − 2i) in Cartesian form?
- What is z z̄ for z = a + bi, and why is it useful?
- If z = 2 − 3i, what is z⁻¹ in Cartesian form?
- What is the principal argument Arg(z) and its range?
- State |z| and Arg(z) for z = −2 − 2i.
- Write 4 cis(2π/3) in Cartesian form.
- What is Arg(−5)? What is Arg(3i)?
- Why can't you just use tan⁻¹(b/a) for Arg(a + bi)?
- State the modulus identities for a product and a quotient.
- How does Arg(z₁z₂) relate to Arg z₁ and Arg z₂?
- Prove that |z̄| = |z|.
- If Arg z = θ with 0 < θ < π, what is Arg(z̄) and Arg(−z)?
- Simplify 6 cis(5π/6) ÷ 2 cis(−π/3).
- State de Moivre's theorem for integral powers.
- Evaluate (cis(π/12))⁸.
- Evaluate (1 + i)⁻⁴.
- How do you use de Moivre to express cos 3θ in terms of cos θ?
- Geometrically, how is z₁ + z₂ found on an Argand diagram?
- What transformation is z ↦ iz?
- What transformation is z ↦ 2 cis(−π/3) z?
- Square ABCD is labelled anticlockwise with A at z_A and B at z_B. How do you find D?
- Describe the locus |z − (1 − 2i)| = 4.
- Describe the locus |z − 3| = |z + i|.
- What does Arg(z + 2) = π/3 represent?
- Sketch-wise, what is the region Re(z) > Im(z)?
- What is the locus |z − 1| = 2|z − i|?
- Find the maximum value of |z| if |z − 3 − 4i| ≤ 2.
- How many nth roots does a non-zero complex number have, and where do they lie?
- Solve z⁴ = 16.
- What is the sum of the nth roots of unity for n ≥ 2?
- If ω is a non-real cube root of unity, simplify 1 + ω + ω².
- Solve z² = −8i in Cartesian form.
- State the remainder theorem.
- Find the remainder when P(z) = z³ − 2z + 5 is divided by z + 2.
- State the conjugate root theorem.
- Which real quadratic has roots 3 ± i?
- Why must a real cubic have at least one real root?
- When is the composite f(g(x)) defined?
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