Write the standard form of the complex number. 5(cos(135°) + i sin(135°)) Plot the complex number.

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### Complex Numbers: Transformation and Plotting

#### Write the standard form of the complex number.
Given the complex number:
\[ 5 (\cos(135^\circ) + i \sin(135^\circ)) \]

Please enter the complex number in its standard form:

\[ \boxed{} \]

#### Plot the complex number.

Select the correct graph from the options below that represents the given complex number:.

1. **First Graph:**
   - **Axes:** 
     - Vertical axis labeled "Imaginary axis".
     - Horizontal axis labeled "Real axis".
     - Both axes range from -5 to 5.
   
   - **Plot:**
     - Point plotted in the second quadrant around approximate coordinates (-3.54, 3.54).
    
2. **Second Graph:**
   - **Axes:** 
     - Vertical axis labeled "Imaginary axis".
     - Horizontal axis labeled "Real axis".
     - Both axes range from -5 to 5.
   
   - **Plot:**
     - Point plotted in the fourth quadrant around approximate coordinates (3.54, -3.54).
    
3. **Third Graph:**
   - **Axes:** 
     - Vertical axis labeled "Imaginary axis".
     - Horizontal axis labeled "Real axis".
     - Both axes range from -5 to 5.
   
   - **Plot:**
     - Point plotted in the second quadrant around approximate coordinates (-3.54, -3.54).

4. **Fourth Graph:**
   - **Axes:** 
     - Vertical axis labeled "Imaginary axis".
     - Horizontal axis labeled "Real axis".
     - Both axes range from -5 to 5.
   
   - **Plot:**
     - Point plotted in the third quadrant around approximate coordinates (-3.54, -3.54).

Choose the correct option that accurately represents the given complex number.
Transcribed Image Text:### Complex Numbers: Transformation and Plotting #### Write the standard form of the complex number. Given the complex number: \[ 5 (\cos(135^\circ) + i \sin(135^\circ)) \] Please enter the complex number in its standard form: \[ \boxed{} \] #### Plot the complex number. Select the correct graph from the options below that represents the given complex number:. 1. **First Graph:** - **Axes:** - Vertical axis labeled "Imaginary axis". - Horizontal axis labeled "Real axis". - Both axes range from -5 to 5. - **Plot:** - Point plotted in the second quadrant around approximate coordinates (-3.54, 3.54). 2. **Second Graph:** - **Axes:** - Vertical axis labeled "Imaginary axis". - Horizontal axis labeled "Real axis". - Both axes range from -5 to 5. - **Plot:** - Point plotted in the fourth quadrant around approximate coordinates (3.54, -3.54). 3. **Third Graph:** - **Axes:** - Vertical axis labeled "Imaginary axis". - Horizontal axis labeled "Real axis". - Both axes range from -5 to 5. - **Plot:** - Point plotted in the second quadrant around approximate coordinates (-3.54, -3.54). 4. **Fourth Graph:** - **Axes:** - Vertical axis labeled "Imaginary axis". - Horizontal axis labeled "Real axis". - Both axes range from -5 to 5. - **Plot:** - Point plotted in the third quadrant around approximate coordinates (-3.54, -3.54). Choose the correct option that accurately represents the given complex number.
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