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What is the polar form of -3 + sq rt 3i?

What is the polar form of -3 + sq rt 3i?
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What is the polar form of -3 + sq rt 3i?

User LittleDragon
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Answer:

D

Explanation:

Correct on edge

User Miske
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Answer:

(√12,-π/6)

Explanation:

r^2 = 9+3 = 12

tanθ = √3/-3 = -1/√3

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