find z/w:
z = 1 + i
w = sqrt(3) - i

I got 2*sqrt(2) (cos 75 + i sin 75)
Is this right?

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find z/w:
z = 1 + i
w =  sqrt(3) - i

I got 2*sqrt(2) (cos 75 + i sin 75)
Is this right?

anonymous · Answer

I actually got for theta to be -285, but this isn't what my class wants. So isn't 75 equivalent to this? Would it be right? I give medals. thanks :)

anonymous · Answer

do you know what the conjugate is ?

anonymous · Answer

Needn't.. It's a complex division. I am using moivre's theorem

anonymous · Answer

do 

1 + i/sqrt(3) - i  multiplied by sqrt(3) +i/sqrt(3) + i,

is this what you got?

anonymous · Answer

Sorry but I think you misunderstand this question, that is wrong. I need this in polar form

anonymous · Answer

ohh i see !!!

anonymous · Answer

haha :)

anonymous · Answer

Do you know how to solve this in polar form?

anonymous · Answer

did you convert z into polar form correctly?

anonymous · Answer

okay that right

anonymous · Answer

75 is equivalent to what you did,

i think you are correct,