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Z=sqrt 2[cos(-pi/4)+isin(-pi/4)]=a+bi what is a and b?

Z=sqrt 2[cos(-pi/4)+isin(-pi/4)]=a+bi what is a and b?-example-1
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Answer: a=1, b=-1

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Z=sqrt 2[cos(-pi/4)+isin(-pi/4)]=a+bi what is a and b?-example-1
User Hetzroni
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Answer:


\boxed{\boxed{a=1,b=-1}}

Explanation:

The given expression is,


z=√(2)\left[\cos(-(\pi)/(4))+i\sin (-(\pi)/(4))\right]

According to Distributive property,


=√(2)\cos(-(\pi)/(4))+i√(2)\sin (-(\pi)/(4))

we know that,


\cos(-(\pi)/(4))=\cos((\pi)/(4))=(1)/(\sqrt2)

and


\sin(-(\pi)/(4))=-\sin((\pi)/(4))=-(1)/(\sqrt2)

Putting these,


=√(2)\cdot (1)/(\sqrt2)-i√(2)\cdot (1)/(\sqrt2)


=1-i\cdot 1


=1-i

Comparing this to
a+bi, we get


a=1,b=-1

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