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Yes! It seems I have to think about this some more. Thank you =)

Ok, thanks for all the interresting responses. I will delve deeper into this!

Which is why i would call it indeterminate. Since a/b=c/d iff a*d=c*b, the expression 0/0=a isn't meaningless, hence I wouldn't call it undefined. I guess it blows down to what you want undefined to mean, exactly. I get your point about uniqueness. Only I wouldn't call it undefined...

But the statement is clearly true for all a. How can an undefined statement be true? No that doesn't add up my friend!

It is a common misperception that 0/0 is undefined. It is merely indeterminate. Consider that expression: \frac{0}{0}=a is equivalent to: 0=a\cdot 0 which is true for any number a (it is not undefined). Hence 0/0 is indeterminate.

Ok, thanks! So the only way of evaluating xiy is by using Euler's formula, which we know to be true? I can see the use of the formula more clearly now.

Ok, yes i think I'm beginning to understand. How do one evaluate xi? For example, what's 32i?

So re^{i\theta} is merely a convenience in writing?

I just started studying complex numbers. It says complex numbers in polar form can be expressed as a power of e: e^ix = cosx + isinx I don't quite understand how this equation works. How do i evaluate e^ix? And how does taking e to the power of ix get me a complex number a + bi or even...

On most illustrations you see the electric wave and magnetic wave are "in sync". Aren't they really 90 degrees phase dislocated to each other?

Multiplication is defined as repeated addition. 3x5 = 5+5+5 How do we define 10/2?

Multiplication is defined as repeated addition. 3x5 = 5+5+5 How do we define 10/2?

Ahh, of course. Thanks for refreshing my memory.

No, because Bosons are not under it. Fermions are however, and they cannot form a BEC.

Lol? A Chroot wannabe :)