Show all work neatly!!Plot the following polar points. Hint: Change the angles to degrees first. Place theletter by your point on the graph.Tomel+A(3,47)1.150°180°-210⁰2. A)B)2 to 2 969120°240°mici shismonoght slog nl edmun xalqmos et stiWB(1₁-90°270°3π7πc(-1,77) D(-3,27)ooes60° nies+ 0S 200)2] ewoo betalni sds bril30°b200)1 mot gint \ 1slog ni swans en W- 0°E(-2,7)330°x morislugnstoen \ bisbnata ni nowans athWbebsen ii lembab orit 1916 290siq E buon300°Plot the complex number -5-2iFind the magnitude / length (exact value).You may use r² = x² + y² or r=√√x² + y²(A(8Page 1 of C)Find the direction / angle measurement for 0.smshght ogollcd-ISIHTMRound to the nearest tenth of a degree. Start with Reference Angle = tan 14Wprit sosi9 .tanit 29engeb of zeigns ont egnsdo tniH .atniog 16loq gniwollot srit toldasis ant no tinlog woy yoWrite the complex number in polar / trigonometric form r(cos+isine).D)eft(2-)320 20 20(5-) aEHylisen show lls wore3

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8th Edition

ISBN:9781305652224

Author:Charles P. McKeague, Mark D. Turner

Publisher:Charles P. McKeague, Mark D. Turner

Chapter8: Complex Numbers And Polarcoordinates

Section8.5: Polar Coordinates

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Show all work neatly!!
Plot the following polar points. Hint: Change the angles to degrees first. Place the
letter by your point on the graph.
Tomel+
A(3,47)
1.
150°
180°-
210⁰
2. A)
B)
2 to 2 969
120°
240°
mici shismonoght slog nl edmun xalqmos et stiW
B(1₁-
90°
270°
3π
7π
c(-1,77) D(-3,27)
oo
es
60° nies+ 0S 200)2] ewoo betalni sds bril
30°
b200)1 mot gint \ 1slog ni swans en W
- 0°
E(-2,7)
330°
x morislugnstoen \ bisbnata ni nowans athW
bebsen ii lembab orit 1916 290siq E buon
300°
Plot the complex number -5-2i
Find the magnitude / length (exact value).
You may use r² = x² + y² or r=√√x² + y²
(A
(8
Page 1 of

C)
Find the direction / angle measurement for 0.
smsh
ght ogollcd-ISIHTM
Round to the nearest tenth of a degree. Start with Reference Angle = tan 14
W
prit sosi9 .tanit 29engeb of zeigns ont egnsdo tniH .atniog 16loq gniwollot srit tol
dasis ant no tinlog woy yo
Write the complex number in polar / trigonometric form r(cos+isine).
D)
eft
(2-)3
20 20 20
(5-) a
E
Hylisen show lls wore
3

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