SOLUTION: [24(cos150+isin150)]/[2(cos30+isin30)]

Question 420875: [24(cos150+isin150)]/[2(cos30+isin30)]
Answer by jsmallt9(3759) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Dividing complex numbers written in polar form is fairly simple because there is a formula that makes it easy. For two complex numbers:

and

we can divide them using the formula:
(as long as is not zero).

Using this formula to divide your complex numbers we get:

which simplifies to

which is the answer in polar form. For standard form, a+bi, we replace the cos and sin with their values. 120 is a special angle so we don't need a calculator:

Distributing the 12 we get:

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