SOLUTION: Convert the given coordinates to the equivalent polar form for wz: w = 4(cos0o + i sin 0o), Z= 3(cos 130o + i sin 130o)
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Question 43292: Convert the given coordinates to the equivalent polar form for wz: w = 4(cos0o + i sin 0o), Z= 3(cos 130o + i sin 130o)
Answer by venugopalramana(3286) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Convert the given coordinates to the equivalent polar form for wz: w = 4(cos0o + i sin 0o), Z= 3(cos 130o + i sin 130o)
IF Z=R{COA(A)+iSIN(A)}...THEN Z=R*E^(iA)
W=4*E^(i*0)=4
Z=3*E^(i*130)
WZ=4*3*E^(130i)=12{C0S(130)+iSIN(130)}
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