SOLUTION: Express 2 - 2i in polar form using principal argument

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Question 1138879: Express 2 - 2i in polar form using principal argument
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Express in polar form using principal argument
=>
The modulus (or length) of the complex number is simply given by using Pythagoras' theorem to find the hypotenuse, ie





=>
will be easier to find acute angle in quadrant I whose tan is

or °
now find




=> is in quadrant IV
=> ° or
=> we can also choose to use which is also in quadrant IV
so, ° or
then we have
......since and , we have

or using° , we have
also, using or ° :

or

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