Complex Numbers

Complex numbers, written as (a + ib), extend real numbers by introducing imaginary numbers. The "i" represents the square root of -1, allowing solutions to equations without real solutions. These numbers have applications in various fields, including quantum mechanics, signal processing, and electromagnetism. Complex numbers can be classified as zero, purely real, purely imaginary, or imaginary numbers. 

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