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In the Argand plane, x + iy is represented by which point?
AP(y, x)
BP(x, y)
CP(-x, y)
DP(x, -y)
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. P(x, y)
The real part gives the horizontal coordinate and the imaginary part the vertical one.
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