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What is the modulus and argument after (√3)[cos ( π /18 )+isin ( π /18 )] gets raised to the 6th power?

a. modulus =√3; argument = π /18
b. modulus =√18; argument = π /3
c. modulus = 27; argument = π /3
d. modulus =729; argument = π /18

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Final answer:

To find the modulus and argument after raising (√3)[cos ( π /18 )+isin ( π /18 )] to the 6th power, multiply the modulus by itself and multiply the argument by 6. The modulus is √18 and the argument is π /3.

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the modulus and argument after raising (√3)[cos ( π /18 )+isin ( π /18 )] to the 6th power, we need to multiply the modulus by itself and multiply the argument by 6. The modulus of (√3)[cos ( π /18 )+isin ( π /18 )] is √3 because √3 multiplied by its conjugate (√3)[cos (-π /18 )-isin ( π /18 )] gives us 3. To find the argument after raising to the 6th power, we multiply the original argument (π /18) by 6, which gives us π /3. Therefore, the correct answer is: b. modulus = √18; argument = π /3.

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