Changes in the Argument of Complex Numbers Due to the Four Basic Arithmetic Operations (in degrees)
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| The argument of a | |
| b's declination | |
| The numerical value of c = a + b | |
| The argument of c | Changes in Declination |
| The numerical value of c = a - b | |
| The argument of c | Changes in Declination |
| The numerical value of c = a * b | |
| The argument of c | Changes in Declination |
| The numerical value of c = a/b | (When b is not 0) |
| The argument of c | Changes in Declination |
+ is addition.
- is subtraction.
* is multiplication.
/ is division.
When b=0, division is not performed.
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Digit display set to 6 digits. Digit count can be changed. Complex number calculation mode
- is subtraction.
* is multiplication.
/ is division.
When b=0, division is not performed.
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Digit display set to 6 digits. Digit count can be changed. Complex number calculation mode
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The unit of argument is degrees.
Let c be the complex number resulting from the arithmetic operations.
Here, the change in argument refers to the increase or decrease in the argument when a’s argument changes to c’s argument as a result of the arithmetic operations.
(Increase or decrease = c’s argument – a’s argument)