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Imaginary root Reference book: Algebra & Trigonometry, M. Sullivan

Solution Reference book: Algebra & Trigonometry, M. Sullivan

Problems Reference book: Algebra & Trigonometry, M. Sullivan

Notation Reference book: Algebra & Trigonometry, M. Sullivan

Addition & Subtraction Reference book: Algebra & Trigonometry, M. Sullivan

Argand Diagram Reference book: Algebra & Trigonometry, M. Sullivan

Addition on Argand diagram Reference book: Algebra & Trigonometry, M. Sullivan

Addition Reference book: Algebra & Trigonometry, M. Sullivan

Subtraction Reference book: Algebra & Trigonometry, M. Sullivan

Multiplication Reference book: Algebra & Trigonometry, M. Sullivan

Conjugate Reference book: Algebra & Trigonometry, M. Sullivan

Problems Reference book: Algebra & Trigonometry, M. Sullivan

Division Reference book: Algebra & Trigonometry, M. Sullivan

Problems Reference book: Algebra & Trigonometry, M. Sullivan

Reference book: Algebra & Trigonometry, M. Sullivan

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