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@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ It does this using complex numbers which naturally have an angle of rotation
and a sizing factor associated with them.
Complex numbers are a pair of numbers, one real, the type of number
we use every day, and a stranger one, an imaginary one.
The imaginary numbers when multiplied becomes a real numbers but minus!
The imaginary numbers when multiplied become real numbers but minus!
Most maths people use the term 'i' to denote a number if imaginary,
but people who live in the real world, like electronic engineers
(and python programmers) use 'j'.