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I) Express Z1 in polar Form
a) Z1=1-(2-√3)i (complex number)

I) Express Z1 in polar Form a) Z1=1-(2-√3)i (complex number)-example-1
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Answer:


z_1=1-(2-√(3))i=2\sqrt{2-√(3)}[cos((23\pi)/(12) )+isin((23\pi)/(12) )]

Explanation:

Recall that
a+bi=r(cos\theta+isin\theta) where
r=√(a^2+b^2) and
\theta=tan^(-1)((b)/(a)).

Since
a=1 and
b=-2+√(3), then
r=\sqrt{(1)^2+(-2+√(3))^2}=2\sqrt{2-√(3)} and
\theta=tan^(-1)((-2+√(3))/(1))=-(\pi)/(12)=(23\pi)/(12).

Therefore,
z_1=1-(2-√(3))i=2\sqrt{2-√(3)}[cos((23\pi)/(12) )+isin((23\pi)/(12) )]

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