SOLUTION: Let z = 5 + 5sqrt(3)i, Write z in polar form. Find the complex number z^9.

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Question 1131219: Let
z = 5 + 5sqrt(3)i,
Write z in polar form.
Find the complex number
z^9.

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(Note that, alternatively, you can find the magnitude and the angle by recognizing that the triangle corresponding to the given complex number is a 30-60-90 right triangle with short leg 5.)


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