Which one does NOT belong?
Exercise and reference answers
- Questions
- Items
- Common difference
- Real part
- Imaginary part
- Modulus
- Reason
- Common difference belongs to arithmetic progressions, not to complex numbers.
- Odd item
- Common difference
- Items
- i squared is minus one
- i squared is one
- i to the fourth is one
- i cubed is minus i
- Reason
- i squared is minus one, never one. The other three statements are correct.
- Odd item
- i squared is one
- Instructions
- Tap the item that does not belong with the rest.
Explanation
_Source: syllabus Maths Ch4 Complex Numbers, COMPLEX NUMBERS AND_
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