Question

Can someone check this? hm.

Answer 1

I've put 2 in the first two boxes. haven't tried the answers that are in there right now because i want to be sure so I dont use up my guesses

Answer 2

@jim_thompson5910 :)

Answer 3

the given z1 and z2 values are in rectangular form (x,y)

to convert to polar form (r,theta) you use these formulas

r = sqrt(x^2 + y^2)
theta = arctan(y/x)

Answer 4

polar form can also be written as z = r*[ cos(theta) + i*sin(theta) ] also known as r*cis(theta)

Answer 5

do these formulas look familiar?

Answer 6

aah I see, I thought they wanted it solved. Gotcha.

Answer 7

Yes :)

Answer 8

ok great

Answer 9

Wouldn't it equal 2 then?

Answer 10

or they want it in form (x,y)?

Answer 11

ooh sorry, r = 2, theta = pi/6