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The algebraic form of the complex number whose modulus = 3 and its amplitude = π is …. a . -3 b . - 3 i c . 3 + 3 i d . -3 - 3 i
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The algebraic form of the complex number whose modulus = 3 and its amplitude = π is ….

a . -3
b . - 3 i
c . 3 + 3 i
d . -3 - 3 i

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The answer, im pretty sure is b.

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