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Convert the following complex number into it's polar representation: -4
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I cant help you here so. I tried :)
Same here I can't figure it out either so far. Thanks for helping me with the others :)
this one is similar to it http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/4fd46268e4b057e7d222cf68
you need to know your unit circle
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For a complex number x+yi to convert to polar r=sqrt (x^2+y^2) θ=arctan (y/x) r (cosθ+isinθ)
180 deg = pi
the answer looks like its c.
z=−4i z=4⋅(cos 270+i⋅sin 270) 3pi/2 = 270 degrees
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no
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thea is not a 270
cos(pi), sin(pi)
@Austin6i6 would the answer be d.-4(cos0+i sin0)?
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No, i believe it is A. based on the unit circle
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