Complex Numbers: De Moivre's theorem proof

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In this video we show you the proof of how when two complex numbers multiply each other, the resulting magnitude equals the the product of the two original magnitudes and the argument equals the sum of the two original arguments.



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de moivre's theorem proof
high school complex numbers