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can someone please show me how to convert the trigonometric form of 5(cos(0)+isin(0) into the standard form a+bi
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cos(0)=1 sin(0)=0
I know the unit circle and the value of the cos and sin. My question is how to convert the trigonometric form into the standard a+bi form
substitute in 1 for cos(0) and 0 for sin(0) 5(cos(0)+isin(0)) = 5(1+0i) = 5+0i
Oh ok. I see, thanks. I didn't know you could substitute.
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