dumping complex no's (1 Viewer)

[pals_2005]

anyone who has spare worksheets on complex numbers or any HARD practise questions, dump them here, not only for me but for everybody. peace...

 

[haboozin]

just look at your cambridge book...
every chapter basicly has one of those...

 

[withoutaface]

Look for questions in CSSA, Grammar and past HSC papers, those should be sufficient.

 

[Trev]

Look for questions in CSSA, Grammar and past HSC papers, those should be sufficient.

by grammar do you mean the schools papers?

 

[pals_2005]

sorry, u guyz didnt get me. i meant any questions that someone couldn't do or any questions from outside resources that are really challenging.

 

[Slidey]

Go read up on complex analysis.

 

[Arkad]

Hi pal, are you refering to challenging hsc stuff or just outside stuff that has nothing to do with hsc? If you're just studying for the hsc, past papers are really useful, I don't mean q2, but the later the questions. If you think they are easy you can always cover the first few parts and just try to get a solution for the last part without any hints that the first few parts normally gives.

 

[:: ck ::]

if you can do the complex number vector questions in terry lee's book.. u can do the one's given to you in any trial...

suprisingly, not many people can do the vector ones in his book... they skim through it thinking its easy when it really isn't...

 

[Supra]

yeh terry lee complex numbers is good...he has three levels of difficult from memory, the highest one being beyond syllabus, just to provide some "fun" and "entertainment" for the more capable

 

[ishq]

if you can do the complex number vector questions in terry lee's book.. u can do the one's given to you in any trial...

suprisingly, not many people can do the vector ones in his book... they skim through it thinking its easy when it really isn't...

The Terry Lee complex number questions are really unique! That entire excercise [2.6], is not even mentioned in Fitzpatrick and Cambridge. Are those geometrical/vector questions actually in the syllabus and have they been asked in the HSC before?
Seriously speaking, that excerise is enough work to occupy anyone for 24 hours - and the worst part is, that it is addictive - you dont feel like giving up until you get the question...

 

[pals_2005]

yeah i got therry lees book, ill check it out, try some of the harder ones. I've got patel which is also good, some of the questions in the complex review exercise are quite challenging. I just think that the Cambridge book is so badly set out. My school uses it but i refuse to. Patel is the best, Lee is nice for a challenge...

 

[:: ck ::]

The Terry Lee complex number questions are really unique! That entire excercise [2.6], is not even mentioned in Fitzpatrick and Cambridge. Are those geometrical/vector questions actually in the syllabus and have they been asked in the HSC before?
Seriously speaking, that excerise is enough work to occupy anyone for 24 hours - and the worst part is, that it is addictive - you dont feel like giving up until you get the question...

i have seen them in trials before... not so much hsc but... MANY MANY trials from selective schools, CSSA etc ...

master them, coz not many ppl have the book or know how frikking hard they can get =]

 

[nit]

coroneos also has a good (though at times irrelevant) chapter 1 on complex numbers. Sections 1L and 1M are as challenging as any HSC question will get.