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What is the meaning of "complex numbers with absolute value 1 "?

What is the meaning of "complex numbers with absolute value 1 "?
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What is the meaning of "complex numbers with absolute value 1 "?

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A complex number is said to have an absolute value of 1 if the magnitude of its real and imaginary parts together is equal to 1. Mathematically, |z| = (a²+b²)^½ = 1, where z is the complex number with real part ‘a’ and imaginary part ‘b’.

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