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Express the Complex Number -1-i in polar form.
how is complex no expressed in polar form?
what is polar form of complex no?
Please help
how is complex no expressed in polar form?
what is polar form of complex no?
Please help
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Answered by
Steve
plot the number as a point in the x-y (real-imaginary) plane.
-1-i corresponds to (-1,-1)
That point is a distance of √2 from (0,0), and at an angle of 225° measured counterclockwise from the positive x-axis. In other words, (√2,5π/4)
The very basic nature of your question would indicate that you haven't studied the material much yet. Take a few minutes to go over it and understand the examples which are surely there.
-1-i corresponds to (-1,-1)
That point is a distance of √2 from (0,0), and at an angle of 225° measured counterclockwise from the positive x-axis. In other words, (√2,5π/4)
The very basic nature of your question would indicate that you haven't studied the material much yet. Take a few minutes to go over it and understand the examples which are surely there.
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