They are often represented exponentially in phasor form, and every point in the Argand plane is one 
They are often represented exponentially in phasor form, and every point in the Argand plane is one of these. One can raise them to the nth power using Demoivre's theorem, and like vectors, they are sometimes represented using polar coordinates, in the form cis theta. Often represented as A plus B I, for ten points, name this set of numbers with real and imaginary components.
They are often represented exponentially in phasor form, and every point in the Argand plane is one of these.
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