### Graph DescriptionThe image shows two complex planes labeled with the imaginary unit $i$ and real numbers ($Re$). The real axis is labeled from $-6$ to $6$ on both graphs. The vertical imaginary axis is also labeled, with units in the imaginary number $i$.- **Left Graph**: - A red dot is plotted at a location corresponding to a complex number.- **Right Graph**: - Appears to have an indistinct point with a green checkmark near it.### Problem Statement- **Task**: Find the modulus $r$ of the given complex number.- **Input Box**: The answer provided is $r = 5$, which is marked incorrect with a red 'X'.### Additional Features- There are help options available: - **Read It** - **Watch It**These options suggest methods for obtaining further assistance or explanations about the topic of finding the modulus of a complex number. The image appears to be an instruction for graphing a complex number with corresponding plots.**Text:**- "Graph the complex number: 5 + 2i"**Graphs:**There are four Cartesian planes shown. Each graph consists of two axes:- The horizontal axis is labeled "Re," representing the real part of the complex numbers.- The vertical axis is labeled "Im," representing the imaginary part.**Detailed Explanation:**- The complex number $ 5 + 2i $ is plotted on these graphs.- The point is marked with a red dot.- The point corresponding to this complex number is located at the intersection of the line $ x = 5 $ on the real axis and $ y = 2 $ on the imaginary axis. These graphs serve as visual representations to help understand how complex numbers are plotted with respect to their real and imaginary components.

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Chapter1: Trigonometric Functions

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Problem 1RE: 1. Give the measures of the complement and the supplement of an angle measuring 35°.

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