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It is often taught by its historical development, so first as an alleged imaginary solution to an equation with no real roots. This has it backwards as far as
by mjburgess 3y ago
It is often taught by its historical development, so first as an alleged imaginary solution to an equation with no real roots.
This has it backwards as far as intuition is concerned. The geometric interpretation is the obvious one, and the use of `i` in finding zeros is a special case.