Math 2.0

statement proposition

Equality of complex numbers

Statement

Let zz and ww be complex numbers. Then z=wz = w if and only if Re⁡z=Re⁡w\operatorname{Re} z = \operatorname{Re} w and Im⁡z=Im⁡w\operatorname{Im} z = \operatorname{Im} w.

Remarks

Here Re⁡\operatorname{Re} and Im⁡\operatorname{Im} are the real and imaginary parts. Thus one equation between complex numbers gives two equations between real numbers. For example, x+yi=3−2ix + y i = 3 - 2 i with x,yx, y real means x=3x = 3 and y=−2y = -2.

Explanations

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Two complex numbers are equal when their real parts agree and their imaginary parts agree. In the plane, this says that two points are equal when both of their coordinates agree.

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  1. Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complex_number, Definition and basic operations