Part I: Polar Points 1. Name the point (-2,7) in three other ways on −2ñ < 0 < 2ñ

Q: (c) Given z, = 16cis (-60°) and z, =8cis (45°). Find (i) 2, xz, in polar form. (ii) z,'+ z, in polar…

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Q: (08.01 MC) Given point M (6.-6√3), which is located on the rectangular coordinate plane, what are…

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Q: 4 - i (a) 7 r = , 0 = (b) –87(4 + i/3) r = ,0 =

A: Given:  a) 4-i7   The standard form of complex number is  =47-i7  For a complex number a+bi, the…

Q: Convert to polar form. Then isolate r. (a) x² +y² -9= 0 (b) x² +y = 4x %3D

A: x2+y2-9=0 On simplification, we get ⇒x2+y2=9⇒r2=9         ∵r=x2+y2⇒r2=x2+y2⇒r=3

Q: Let z = :-3/2 + iv2 and w = 2+ i. (a) Find the real and imaginary part of . (b) Find the polar…

A: "Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: Expressw= (-1-√2i) in polar form.

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Q: Write z1 and z2 in polar form. z1 =sqrt(3) + i , z2 = 1+sqrt(3)*i 1/z2 =

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Q: 4. Let z = 4+4i and w = –10i in standard form: (a) Express z and w in polar coordinates, (0 < 0 <…

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Q: The equation can be rewritten in the following polar form: r = 1 r = −1 r cos(20) = 1 r cos(20) p²…

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Q: 3. Evaluate LLA" (4- y2) dydx by using polar coordinates.

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Q: 1. Convert to polar form (a) −3+4j (b) –10j

A: a) -3+4jb) -10j