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What is 6[cos(70°) i sin(70°)] ÷ 2[cos(5°) i sin(5°)]? 3[cos(75°) i sin(75°)] 4[cos(75°) i sin(75°)] 3[cos(65°) i sin(65°)] 4[cos(65°) i sin(65°)].

User Andrew Vilcsak
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Answer:c.

Explanation:

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Explanation:

If we have


(r( \cos(x) + i \sin(x) )/(s( \cos(v) + i \: sin(w)) = (r)/(s) ( \cos(x - v) + i \: sin(x - w)

So first we know the modulus is 6 and 2 for the second one so we get


(6)/(2) = 3

First degree is 70 , and second is 5 so our degree will be 65 in the second because

70-5=65

Our answer is


3( \cos(65) + i \: \sin(65) )

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