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Convert z1 and z2 into polar form

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Let z1=-radical 2+radical 2i

let z2=3radical 3+3i

Now use polar form above to compute the quotient z1/z2. Write equation in a+bi form, rounding values of a and b to 2 decimal points
asked Jun 28, 2016 in PRECALCULUS by anonymous
reshown Jun 28, 2016 by goushi

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Step 1:

The rectangular equations are image.

Conversion from rectangular to polar equation: image.

Find image polar form.

Consider image.

Substitute image in the polar equation.

image

image

Consider image.

Substitute image in the polar equation.

image

image

The polar form image

Step 2:

Find the image.

Substitute image in the image.

image

Compute the quotient image value is image.

Conversion from polar to rectangular equation:image.

image

The rectangular form is image

Solution:

The value of imagein the form of  image is image

answered Jun 28, 2016 by Anney Mentor
edited Jun 28, 2016 by Anney

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