c) Use the polar form to prove that 2) (1+i/3)¬1° = 2-1'(-1+i/3) 2-"(-1+i/3)
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We need to show that, .
To show this, we are using polar form of complex numbers and the below mentioned formulas.
First, Let's consider Left hand side (L.H.S)
We know, a complex number z= x+iy
On comparing,
we have x=1 and y=.
& we know,
Also, The principle amplitude ,
Put the values of r, in the above formula, it becomes
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