Week 1 Worksheet
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Complex Numbers
- Find the modulus, all arguments and the principal value of the argument for the following complex numbers.
- Draw the set of all satisfying the following conditions.
Arithmetic
- What is multiplied by ?
- Write the following expressions in the form , .
- Find all solutions of the following equations.
- Let . Prove the following statements.
- Give examples to show that neither nor hold in general.
- Fix . Prove the following statements.
- if
- Recall that every non-zero can be written in polar form as .
- Use induction on to derive
for all . (This is called de Moivre's Theorem.)
- Use De Moivre's Theorem to derive formulae for , , , in terms of and .
- Let be a complex number such that and . Find the polar forms of all the solutions to , where is a positive integer.
- Let denote the principal value of the argument of . Give an example to show that
in general.
Sequences
- A sequence in is known to converge to . Use the reverse triangle inequality to prove that converges to .
- Determine whether the following sequences converge.
- Prove that converges to zero for every complex number .
Series
- Does the series converge?
- To what does the series converge?
- Does the series converge?
- Prove that converges if and only the series and both converge.