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The '''complex plane''' (or Argand plane) is the extension of the [[real number]] line in two dimensions by specifying a point on the x-axis with the real part of a [[complex number]] and a point on the y-axis with the imaginary part.   
 
The '''complex plane''' (or Argand plane) is the extension of the [[real number]] line in two dimensions by specifying a point on the x-axis with the real part of a [[complex number]] and a point on the y-axis with the imaginary part.   
 
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Latest revision as of 01:02, August 14, 2018

The complex plane (or Argand plane) is the extension of the real number line in two dimensions by specifying a point on the x-axis with the real part of a complex number and a point on the y-axis with the imaginary part.