Abstract
This paper introduces a non-Imaginary unit circle partitioning as proof for the distribution of odd natural numbers in relation to an imaginary unit circle in a complex plane. First, we will introduce the concept of a non-imaginary unit circle and its relation to an imaginary unit circle in a complex plane. Then we will go through some examples to prove that for any N odd natural number at N/2, we only have the imaginary part for any complex number on the complex plane if we use our technique of portioning for the non-imaginary unit circle.
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