Complex Numbers: Graphing and Finding the Modulus, Ex 2
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Patrick I was given the function z= cos(2pi/3)+i sin(2pi/3) and to graph the point 1,z and z^2. I transformed z= cos(2pi/3)+i sin(2pi/3) into - 0.5 +i(3^0.5 / 2) but not sure how to graph those points(1,z,z^2) can you please help me
vplof 10 months ago
great thanks, really helpful)
JustJackkz92 11 months ago