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Write [2(cos15*+isin15*)]^3 in standard form a+bi

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hello :
by moivre theorem :
[2(cos15*+isin15*)]^3 = 2^3(cos(3×45*)+isin(3×45*))
=8 (cos45*+isin45*)
= 8 ( √2/2 +i √2/2)
= 4√2 + 4√2 i ..... ( in standard form a+bi)
a = b = 4√2
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Answer:

Hence, the standard form of the given expression is:


[2(\cos 15+i\sin 15)]^3=4√(2)+4√(2)i

Explanation:

We have to represent the expression:


[2(\cos 15+i\sin 15)]^3 in the standard form:
a+bi

Now, this expression could also be written as:


[2(\cos 15+i\sin 15)]^3=2^3(\cos 15+i\sin 15)^3

i.e.


[2(\cos 15+i\sin 15)]^3=8(\cos 15+i\sin 15)^3

Now we will use the De Movier's Theorem that:


(\cos \theta+i\sin \theta)^n=\cos n\theta+i\sin n\theta

Hence, we have:


[2(\cos 15+i\sin 15)]^3=8(\cos (15* 3)+i\sin (15* 3))

i.e.


[2(\cos 15+i\sin 15)]^3=8[\cos 45+i\sin 45]

i.e.


[2(\cos 15+i\sin 15)]^3=8[(1)/(√(2))+i(1)/(√(2))]

i.e.


[2(\cos 15+i\sin 15)]^3=(8)/(√(2))+i(8)/(√(2))

i.e.


[2(\cos 15+i\sin 15)]^3=4√(2)+4√(2)i

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