Maths, SSC-Punjab Class 10. This chapter is split into 32 topics and has
906 practice questions. The topics covered are listed below, followed by
10 free sample questions from the chapter.
Topics in this chapter
Conjugate of a quotient and of a conjugate27 questions
Addition of complex numbers29 questions
Mixed simplification of complex expressions28 questions
Review exercise of Unit 130 questions
Equating real and imaginary parts to solve for unknowns28 questions
Simultaneous linear equations with complex coefficients28 questions
Complex (Argand) plane30 questions
Positive integral powers of i30 questions
Subtraction of complex numbers28 questions
Modulus of products, quotients and powers27 questions
Sum, difference and product of z and its conjugate27 questions
Additive inverse of a complex number29 questions
Multiplication of complex numbers30 questions
Division of complex numbers28 questions
Scalar multiplication of complex numbers28 questions
Rectangular form, real and imaginary parts28 questions
Conjugate of a complex number and its geometry29 questions
Negative powers of i and mixed simplification29 questions
Writing expressions in terms of i28 questions
Equality of complex numbers29 questions
Imaginary unit and the need for complex numbers29 questions
Properties of the modulus of a complex number27 questions
Properties of multiplication of complex numbers28 questions
Multiplicative inverse of a complex number29 questions
Real and imaginary parts of (x + iy) to the power 2 and -228 questions
Verifying the properties of complex numbers27 questions
Real and imaginary parts of products and quotients27 questions
Real and imaginary parts of (x + iy) to the power 1 and -127 questions
Real and imaginary parts of a quotient raised to a power28 questions
Modulus of a complex number30 questions
Properties of addition of complex numbers28 questions
Conjugate of a sum and of a product28 questions
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