1. CARTESIAN COMPLEX NUMBERS
Two complex numbers are added / subtracted by adding / subtracting separately the two real parts and two imaginary parts . Given two complex number Z = a + j b and W = c + j d 2.1 IDENTITY If two complex numbers are equal , then their real parts are equal and their imaginary parts are equal .
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