15) Complex numbers 21 and 22 are given byΔ Δ ΔZ₁ = 21-60°22 = 5/45°Determine in polar form:Z, Z₂b) 21/22Z₁C) Z, Z₂dz2zzZf) JZ ₂9)z, (z₂-z₁) *~22/(Z1+Zz)FAAAAAAA

Givenz1 = 2∠−60∘z2 = 5∠45∘(a) z1⋅z2:Using polar form:r = r1⋅r2 = 2⋅5 = 10θ = θ1 + θ2 = −60∘ + 45∘ =…

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