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Find the product of the complex numbers. Leave the answer in polar form. Z1=5(cos20º+i sin20º) Z2= 4(cos10º + i sin10º)
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Can you write these in exponential form?
It's a well-known identity:\[\large\cos(\theta) + i\sin (\theta) =e^{i\theta}\]
i got 20e^(i 30º) = 20(cos 30º + i sin 30º)
Not well known enough, apparently ^_^ To multiply complex numbers in their polar form, then multiply their moduli, and add their arguments... that's the gist of it.
@Y$G_Jay Where is 30 degrees?
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