M314—Algebra II Unit 7: The Quadratic Formula Notes for 6.6: Add & Mult. Imaginary Numbers Name: _______________________________ Date: ____________ Teacher: ___________ Section 6.6: Add and Multiply Imaginary Numbers Part 1: Opener Simplify the following numbers: a) 5i3 b)-8i2 Part 2: Remember the powers of “i” Powers of “i” i1 = i i2 = -1 i3 = -i i4 = 1 Part 3 Multiplying Imaginary Numbers: 1. When multiplying imaginary numbers, treat the “i” like a _____________. 2. Simplify the number using powers of “___”. 3. You’re not finished until the “i”s are all simplified. For Example: 6i 5i = ______________ = _______________ = ___________ (Multiply 5×6 and i×i) Example 1: 7i 8i (i2 is -1) (Multiply 30×-1) Example 2: 4i 2i ( 3i)(2) Part 4 Multiplying Imaginary and Complex Numbers: 1. When multiplying with a complex number, treat it like a ____________. 2. When multiplying by two complex numbers, all you have to do is _______. 3. After to multiply, combine like terms if necessary. 4. Simplify using powers of “___”. 5. Write the answer as a complex number For example: 3i(6 i) = ____________ = _____________ = _____________ Distribute the 3i to both terms Simplify using powers of “i” Write the answer as a complex number. Here’s one you’ll have to FOIL: (4 i)(2 4i) = ______________ = ____________________ = _____________ = _____________ FOIL Simplify Simplify using powers of “i” Combine like terms Example 3: Example 4: i(5 6i) Example 5: 6i(3 2i) Example 6: (7 2i)(1 i) (2 2i)2 Part 5: Multiplying radicals with negative numbers under the radical. Hint: Simplify the radical first! For example: 5 25 = ______________ = ____________ = _____________ = _____________ Get rid of the negatives under the radicals Example 7: 7 More Practice 1. 3i 2. 3 7 6i 2 3 Multiply the radicals and the i’s Simplify the radical Example 8: Multiply as necessary 6 3 3