Khaemenes Academy · Open-Age Mathematics

Unit 08 Extended Practice

Generalization, model comparison, proof, and technology-assisted validation.

Directions: Show exact work before decimals, label domains or intervals, and explain calculator use.

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Write 3+3i in polar form.

2. {'id': 'u08-l06', 'number': 6, 'title': "De Moivre's Theorem and Powers", 'family': 'complex', 'week': 25, 'unit': 8, 'unit_title': 'Polar Coordinates & Complex Numbers', 'essential': 'How do polar coordinates and complex-number forms reveal rotation, magnitude, symmetry, and curves that Cartesian form can obscure?', 'project': 'Polar Design Gallery & Complex Rotation Demonstration'}

Multiply 2cis(π/6) by 3cis(π/4).

3. {'id': 'u08-l06', 'number': 6, 'title': "De Moivre's Theorem and Powers", 'family': 'complex', 'week': 25, 'unit': 8, 'unit_title': 'Polar Coordinates & Complex Numbers', 'essential': 'How do polar coordinates and complex-number forms reveal rotation, magnitude, symmetry, and curves that Cartesian form can obscure?', 'project': 'Polar Design Gallery & Complex Rotation Demonstration'}

Divide 8cis(2π/3) by 2cis(π/6).

4. {'id': 'u08-l06', 'number': 6, 'title': "De Moivre's Theorem and Powers", 'family': 'complex', 'week': 25, 'unit': 8, 'unit_title': 'Polar Coordinates & Complex Numbers', 'essential': 'How do polar coordinates and complex-number forms reveal rotation, magnitude, symmetry, and curves that Cartesian form can obscure?', 'project': 'Polar Design Gallery & Complex Rotation Demonstration'}

Use De Moivre to square 2cis(π/3).

5. {'id': 'u08-l06', 'number': 6, 'title': "De Moivre's Theorem and Powers", 'family': 'complex', 'week': 25, 'unit': 8, 'unit_title': 'Polar Coordinates & Complex Numbers', 'essential': 'How do polar coordinates and complex-number forms reveal rotation, magnitude, symmetry, and curves that Cartesian form can obscure?', 'project': 'Polar Design Gallery & Complex Rotation Demonstration'}

How many distinct complex fourth roots does a nonzero number have?

6. {'id': 'u08-l06', 'number': 6, 'title': "De Moivre's Theorem and Powers", 'family': 'complex', 'week': 25, 'unit': 8, 'unit_title': 'Polar Coordinates & Complex Numbers', 'essential': 'How do polar coordinates and complex-number forms reveal rotation, magnitude, symmetry, and curves that Cartesian form can obscure?', 'project': 'Polar Design Gallery & Complex Rotation Demonstration'}

What geometric action is multiplication by i?

7. {'id': 'u08-l07', 'number': 7, 'title': 'Roots of Complex Numbers & Geometric Structure', 'family': 'complex', 'week': 25, 'unit': 8, 'unit_title': 'Polar Coordinates & Complex Numbers', 'essential': 'How do polar coordinates and complex-number forms reveal rotation, magnitude, symmetry, and curves that Cartesian form can obscure?', 'project': 'Polar Design Gallery & Complex Rotation Demonstration'}

Write 3+3i in polar form.

8. {'id': 'u08-l07', 'number': 7, 'title': 'Roots of Complex Numbers & Geometric Structure', 'family': 'complex', 'week': 25, 'unit': 8, 'unit_title': 'Polar Coordinates & Complex Numbers', 'essential': 'How do polar coordinates and complex-number forms reveal rotation, magnitude, symmetry, and curves that Cartesian form can obscure?', 'project': 'Polar Design Gallery & Complex Rotation Demonstration'}

Multiply 2cis(π/6) by 3cis(π/4).

9. {'id': 'u08-l07', 'number': 7, 'title': 'Roots of Complex Numbers & Geometric Structure', 'family': 'complex', 'week': 25, 'unit': 8, 'unit_title': 'Polar Coordinates & Complex Numbers', 'essential': 'How do polar coordinates and complex-number forms reveal rotation, magnitude, symmetry, and curves that Cartesian form can obscure?', 'project': 'Polar Design Gallery & Complex Rotation Demonstration'}

Divide 8cis(2π/3) by 2cis(π/6).

10. {'id': 'u08-l07', 'number': 7, 'title': 'Roots of Complex Numbers & Geometric Structure', 'family': 'complex', 'week': 25, 'unit': 8, 'unit_title': 'Polar Coordinates & Complex Numbers', 'essential': 'How do polar coordinates and complex-number forms reveal rotation, magnitude, symmetry, and curves that Cartesian form can obscure?', 'project': 'Polar Design Gallery & Complex Rotation Demonstration'}

Use De Moivre to square 2cis(π/3).

11. {'id': 'u08-l07', 'number': 7, 'title': 'Roots of Complex Numbers & Geometric Structure', 'family': 'complex', 'week': 25, 'unit': 8, 'unit_title': 'Polar Coordinates & Complex Numbers', 'essential': 'How do polar coordinates and complex-number forms reveal rotation, magnitude, symmetry, and curves that Cartesian form can obscure?', 'project': 'Polar Design Gallery & Complex Rotation Demonstration'}

How many distinct complex fourth roots does a nonzero number have?

12. {'id': 'u08-l07', 'number': 7, 'title': 'Roots of Complex Numbers & Geometric Structure', 'family': 'complex', 'week': 25, 'unit': 8, 'unit_title': 'Polar Coordinates & Complex Numbers', 'essential': 'How do polar coordinates and complex-number forms reveal rotation, magnitude, symmetry, and curves that Cartesian form can obscure?', 'project': 'Polar Design Gallery & Complex Rotation Demonstration'}

What geometric action is multiplication by i?

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