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Quadratic Equations and Complex Numbers. Objective: Classify and find all roots of a quadratic equation. Perform operations on complex numbers. The Discriminant. The Discriminant. Example 1. Example 1. Example 1. Example 1. Try This.
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Quadratic Equations and Complex Numbers Objective: Classify and find all roots of a quadratic equation. Perform operations on complex numbers.
Try This • Find the discriminant for each equation. Then, determine the number of real solutions.
Try This • Find the discriminant for each equation. Then, determine the number of real solutions. 2 real roots
Try This • Find the discriminant for each equation. Then, determine the number of real solutions. 2 real roots 0 real roots
Imaginary Numbers • If the discriminant is negative, that means when using the quadratic formula, you will have a negative number under a square root. This is what we call an imaginary number and is defined as:
Try This • Use the quadratic formula to solve:
Try This • Use the quadratic formula to solve:
Try This • Find x and y such that 2x + 3iy = -8 + 10i
Try This • Find x and y such that 2x + 3iy = -8 + 10i real part imaginary part
Additive Inverses • Two complex numbers whose real parts are opposites and whose imaginary parts are opposites are called additive inverses.
Additive Inverses • Two complex numbers whose real parts are opposites and whose imaginary parts are opposites are called additive inverses. • What is the additive inverse of 2 – 12i?
Additive Inverses • Two complex numbers whose real parts are opposites and whose imaginary parts are opposites are called additive inverses. • What is the additive inverse of 2 – 12i? -2 + 12i
Try This • Multiply
Try This • Multiply
Conjugate of a Complex Number • In order to simplify a fraction containing complex numbers, you often need to use the conjugate of a complex number. For example, the conjugate of 2 + 5i is 2 – 5i and the conjugate of 1 – 3i is 1 + 3i.
Conjugate of a Complex Number • In order to simplify a fraction containing complex numbers, you often need to use the conjugate of a complex number. For example, the conjugate of 2 + 5i is 2 – 5i and the conjugate of 1 – 3i is 1 + 3i. • The conjugate of is denoted .
Conjugate of a Complex Number • In order to simplify a fraction containing complex numbers, you often need to use the conjugate of a complex number. For example, the conjugate of 2 + 5i is 2 – 5i and the conjugate of 1 – 3i is 1 + 3i. • The conjugate of is denoted . • To simplify a quotient with an imaginary number, multiply by 1 using the conjugate of the denominator.
Example 6 • Simplify . Write your answer in standard form.
Example 6 • Simplify . Write your answer in standard form. • Multiply the top and bottom by 2 + 3i.
Example 6 • Simplify . Write your answer in standard form.
Example 6 • Simplify . Write your answer in standard form. • Multiply the top and bottom by 2 – i.
Homework • Page 320 • 24-66 multiples of 3