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Practice: Polar Form of Complex Numbers

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Wize University Linear Algebra Textbook > Complex Numbers

Polar Form

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Using polar form, find the product of z=3−33iz=3-3\sqrt{3}i and w=3  cis(π6)w=\sqrt{3}\;\text{cis}(\frac{\pi}{6}), and write the answer in standard form
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Practice: Polar Form of Complex Numbers
Write z=1−iz=1-i in polar form
Polar Form of Complex Numbers
Practice: Polar Form
Write z=1−iz=1-i in polar form.
Write z=−2z = -2 in polar form.
Write z=−2e3πi/4z=-2e^{3\pi i/4}in standard form.
If z=−1−3iz=-1-\sqrt{3}i, then which of the following is the argument of z30z^{30}?
(argument of a complex number zzis the angle measured counter clockwise from the positive xx-axis to the vector representing the complex number)