Performs addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of complex numbers.
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Enter Real part of complex number A, Imaginary part of complex number A, Real part of complex number B, Imaginary part of complex number B, and Operation in the units shown.
Read Imaginary part of result, Real part of result, and Result (a + bi) in the results panel. Results update as you change the inputs.
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Real part of complex number A: 2; Imaginary part of complex number A: 3; Real part of complex number B: 4; Imaginary part of complex number B: 5; Operation: Add
Imaginary part of result: 8; Real part of result: 6; Result (a + bi): 6 + 8i
Real part of complex number A: 2; Imaginary part of complex number A: 3; Real part of complex number B: 4; Imaginary part of complex number B: 5; Operation: Subtract
Imaginary part of result: -2; Real part of result: -2; Result (a + bi): -2 + -2i
Real part of complex number A: 2; Imaginary part of complex number A: 3; Real part of complex number B: 4; Imaginary part of complex number B: 5; Operation: Multiply
Imaginary part of result: 22; Real part of result: -7; Result (a + bi): -7 + 22i
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