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The polar form is = r * ( cos(a) + i*sin(a) ),
where "r" is the polar radius and "a" is the polar angle.
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So, our goal is to find the polar radius r and the polar angle "a".
r = = = = = 2.
tan(a) = = = = .
Therefore, a = ( taking into account that the angle "a" is in QIII ).
Thus the polar form is, finally, = = (2, ) = . ANSWER
Solved.
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There is a bunch of my lessons on complex numbers
- Complex numbers and arithmetical operations on them
- Complex plane
- Addition and subtraction of complex numbers in complex plane
- Multiplication and division of complex numbers in complex plane
- Raising a complex number to an integer power
- How to take a root of a complex number
- Solution of the quadratic equation with real coefficients on complex domain
- How to take a square root of a complex number
- Solution of the quadratic equation with complex coefficients on complex domain
- Solved problems on taking roots of complex numbers
- Solved problems on arithmetic operations on complex numbers
- Solved problem on taking square root of complex number
- Miscellaneous problems on complex numbers
- Advanced problem on complex numbers
- Solved problems on de'Moivre formula
- Calculating the sum 1*sin(1°) + 2*sin(2°) + 3*sin(3°) + . . . + 180*sin(180°)
- A curious example of an equation in complex numbers which HAS NO a solution
- Solving one non-standard equation in complex numbers
in this site.
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- ALGEBRA-II - YOUR ONLINE TEXTBOOK.
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