Mathematics, 24.02.2021 01:00 KKHeffner02

1. Real, Imaginary, and Complex: Create a Graph
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A. In the middle of your page, draw a real number line, labeling integer values from - 10 to 10. Also plot %, - %s, p, 2p, and e.
B. Vertically through o, draw an imaginary number line, labeling i 21, 31,..., 101, above and -1, -21-101 below. You should now have a familiar Cartesian coordinate
plane, labeled in a somewhat new way.

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1. Real, Imaginary, and Complex: Create a Graph
[suggested time: 5 minutes]
A. In the m...