6. Bentuk Eksponen y
Misalkan 𝑧 = 𝑥 + 𝑖𝑦 z =x + iy
• 𝑟, 𝜃 koordinat polar yang bersesuaian dengan 𝑥, 𝑦
• Karena 𝑥 = 𝑟 cos 𝜃 dan 𝑦 = 𝑟 sin 𝜃, maka:
𝑧 = 𝑟(cos 𝜃 + 𝑖 sin 𝜃) (1) X
EXAMPLE 1. The complex number -1 - i, which lies in the third quadrant, has
principal argument -3n j4. That is,
3
Arg(-1- i) = - n.
4
It must be emphasized that, because of the restriction -n < e<n of the principal
argument e, it is not true that Arg( -1- i) = 5n j4.
According to equation (2),
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arg(-1- i) = - 7T + 2nn (n = 0, ±1, ±2, ... ).
16 COMPLEX NUMBERS 4 CHAP. I
Note that the term Arg z on the right-hand side of equation (2) can be replaced by any
particular value of arg z and that one can write, for instance,
0 X
FI
The choice of the symbol ei 8 will be fully motivated later on in Sec. 28. Its use in Sec.
7 will, however, suggest that it is a natural choice.
(5)
With the agreement that e-ie = ei(-B), this can also be written -1- i = J2e-i 3Ir/ 4 .
Expression (5) is, of course, only one of an infinite number of possibilities for the
exponential form of -1 - i:
(6) -1 - i =h exp [i (- 3
; + 2mr) J (n. = 0, ± 1, J:2, ... ).
Note how expression (4) with r = 1 tells us that the numbers eie lie on the circle
centered at the origin with radius unity, as shown in Fig. 7. Values of ei 8 are, then,
immediate from that figure, without reference to Euler's formula. It is, for instance,
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Eksponen
Simple trigonom etry tells us that ew has the familiar additive property of the expone
tial function in calculus:
(1)
= cos(01 + 82) +i sin(81 + 02) = ei(B,+Bz).
zI z
rl
I rl
eifhe-ith
eifhe-ith
(2)
Zz = rzZz. =eiR2e-ifl2
(2) rz . eiR2e-ifl2
Because
Because 1 = itleiO,
1 = leiO, it follows
follows from expression
from expression (2) that the that theof inverse
(2) inverse of any
any nonzero
complex
complex number
number z =rei()z =rei()
is is
-1 1 -1 1 -ie
1 1 -ie
(3) (3) z =-z= -e
=- = -e
z r z r
he usual
Expressio n (1) yields an importan t identity involving arg
Since
(4)
It is to be interprete d as saying that if values of two of these
arguments are specified, then there is a value of the third such
We start the verification of statemen t (4) by letting 81 an
of arg z 1 and arg z2, respectively. Expressio n (1) then tells us th
arg(z 1z2 ). (See Fig. 9.) If, on the other hand, values of arg(z 1z2 )
those values correspon d to particula r choices of n and n 1 in th
(n = 0, ±1, ±
FIGURE9
and
is chosen. Verification when values of arg(z 1z 2 ) and arg z2 are specified follows by
symmetry.
Statement (4) is sometimes valid when arg is replaced everywhere by Arg (see
Exercise 7). But, as the following example illustrates, that is not always the case.
20 CoMPLEX NUMBERS
arg z = arg( -2) - arg(l + .J3i). CHAP. I
Since
Another important result that can be obtained formally by applying rules for real
one value of arg z is 2n /3; and, because 2rr /3 is between -n and n, we find that
2rr j3.expression (7) is valid for positive integral powers, it follows from the
Arg z =since
Then,
exponential form (3) of z- 1 that
Another important result that can be obtained formally by applying rules for real
numbers [:zei(
zn = to = -t')) Jm
reie is = m eim(-tJ) = (:)-n ei(-n)(-fJ) = rneine
It is easily verified
Expression for positive
(7) is now established n byintegral
of all
valuesfor powers.induction. To be specific,
mathematical
we first
Observe thatit ifbecomes
note that z = reie when
r = 1, expression n = 1. Next, we assume that it is valid
(7) becomes
when n = m, where m is any positive integer. In view of expression ( 1) for the product
(8)two nonzero complex numbers in exponential
of 0, ±1.it ±2,
(n = form, ). for n = m + 1:
...valid
is then
EXAMPLE 3. In order to put (J3 + i) 7 in rectangular form, one need only write
(J3 + i)7 = (2ei7r/6)7 = 27ei7Ir/6 = ( 26eiir{( 2eiir/6)\= _ 64 (.J3 + i).
EXERCISES
1. Find the principal argument Arg z when
(a)z= l (b)z=(J3- i) 6 .
-2-2i
Ans. (a) -3rrf4; (b) rr.
2. Show that (a) leiBI = 1; (b) eifJ = e-iB.
3. Use mathematical induction to show that
(n = 2, 3, ...) .
8 0
2. Show that (a) leiBI = 1; (b) eifJ = e-iB.
3. Use mathematical induction to show that
Latihan (n = 2, 3, ...) .
4. Using the fact that the modulus lei 8 - 11 is the distance between the points ei 0 and 1 (s
1. Carilah principal argument 𝐴𝑟𝑔
argument to
𝑧 untuk
find a value of e in the interval 0 < e < 2rr t
Sec. 4), give a geometric
!
a. 𝑧 = $%$%!
satisfies the equation lei 8 - 11 = 2.
Ans. rr. &
b. 𝑧 = 3 − 𝑖
5. Use de Moivre's formula (Sec. 7) to derive the following trigonometric identities:
2.(a)
Dengan
cos 3B mengubah
= cos3 e- 3masing-masing
cos e sin 2 (); faktor
(b) sinpada
3B =sisi kiri
3 cos menjadi sin3 e.
2 ()sine-
bentuk eksponen, tunjukkan bahwa:
6. By writing the individual factors on the left in exponential form, performing the need
operations, and finally changing back to rectangular coordinates, show that
(a) i(l- v'3i)(y'3 + i} = 2(1 + v'3i); (b) 5i/(2 + i) = 1 + 2i;
(c) (-1 + i) 7 = -8(1 + i); (d) (l + J3i)- 10 = z- 11 (-1 + y'ji).
7. Show that ifRe z 1 > 0 andRe z2 > 0, then