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That's not quite right. Imaginary numbers are vectors with angle addition via multiplication. Real numbers all have zero angle, so their angle addition is trivi
by lupire 2y ago
That's not quite right. Imaginary numbers are vectors with angle addition via multiplication. Real numbers all have zero angle, so their angle addition is trivial.
- andoando 2y agoIs that a property of imaginary numbers, or a property of relating two orthogonal numbers? Legitimately asking because I can't find any special properties that imaginary numbers alone have in relation to themselves.