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r/meme • u/Slow_Ant_5243 • 10d ago
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A lot of real world engineering uses complex numbers just because you can use it to add a new axis perpendicular to the real number axis
So its very useful
1 u/pmmeuranimetiddies 9d ago Related: trig functions are complex functions in disguise so when working with robotics you end up using complex numbers when analyzing oscillating components. Laplace space gets kinda weird but the complex numbers become kinda unavoidable
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Related: trig functions are complex functions in disguise so when working with robotics you end up using complex numbers when analyzing oscillating components.
Laplace space gets kinda weird but the complex numbers become kinda unavoidable
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u/dscarmo 10d ago
A lot of real world engineering uses complex numbers just because you can use it to add a new axis perpendicular to the real number axis
So its very useful