complex number bare basics

[primal lark]

what i say is since 90 degree rotation is multiplying by i so 60 degree is (2root3/3) * i? so its like (1 + 2root3/3) * i so coordi will be (0,i + 2root3/3i)??

[primal lark]

something like this

[random bone]

multiplying by a constant changes the distance from the origin, not the angle

so when you multiply by i and multiply by 2root3/3 you still get 90 degree rotation

[primal lark]

multiplying by i changes angle by 90 degree right?

[random bone]

yeah

what you should do is simply find the argument of 1+sqrt3 i

like put it in polar form

add pi/3 to the argument and then translate it back to rectangular form

[primal lark]

hmmm gotta learn the concepts i learnt long ago kinda forgot

[random bone]

$r(\cos{\theta}+i\sin{\theta})$

[grave steeple]

ImOakley

[primal lark]

yep ill work on it

thanks guys

[primal lark]

okk i understood so we have to convert it to the angle form ( polar form ) and then add angle then convert it back

[primal lark]

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