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    Section 6.5 Complex Numbers in Polar Form: Demoive'S Theorem

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    The document discusses complex numbers in polar form and DeMoivre's theorem. It provides examples of converting between rectangular and polar form, finding the absolute value of complex numbers, plotting complex numbers in the complex plane, and performing operations like multiplication, division, powers and roots on complex numbers in polar form. The examples calculate things like the product of z1 = 3(cos450 + i sin450) and z2 = 2(cos1350 + i sin1350), or the 5th root of 1.

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    Section 6.5 Complex Numbers in Polar Form: Demoive'S Theorem

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    The document discusses complex numbers in polar form and DeMoivre's theorem. It provides examples of converting between rectangular and polar form, finding the absolute value of complex numbers, plotting complex numbers in the complex plane, and performing operations like multiplication, division, powers and roots on complex numbers in polar form. The examples calculate things like the product of z1 = 3(cos450 + i sin450) and z2 = 2(cos1350 + i sin1350), or the 5th root of 1.

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    The document discusses complex numbers in polar form and DeMoivre's theorem. It provides examples of converting between rectangular and polar form, finding the absolute value of complex numbers, plotting complex numbers in the complex plane, and performing operations like multiplication, division, powers and roots on complex numbers in polar form. The examples calculate things like the product of z1 = 3(cos450 + i sin450) and z2 = 2(cos1350 + i sin1350), or the 5th root of 1.

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    Section 6.5 Complex Numbers in Polar Form: Demoive'S Theorem

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    The document discusses complex numbers in polar form and DeMoivre's theorem. It provides examples of converting between rectangular and polar form, finding the absolute value of complex numbers, plotting complex numbers in the complex plane, and performing operations like multiplication, division, powers and roots on complex numbers in polar form. The examples calculate things like the product of z1 = 3(cos450 + i sin450) and z2 = 2(cos1350 + i sin1350), or the 5th root of 1.

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    Section 6.

    5 Complex Numbers in Polar Form: DeMoives Theorem

    The Complex Plane

    Example

    Determine the absolute value of each of the following: a. z=2+4i b. z=1-6i c. z=7i

    Polar Form of a Complex Number

    Example

    Plot z=3-2i in the complex plane. Then write z Imaginary in polar form. Axis

    Real Axis

    Example

    Write z = 2 (cos 3000 + i sin3000 ) in rectangular form.


    Imaginary Axis

    Real Axis

    Products and Quotients in Polar Form

    Example
    Find the product z1 z 2 if z1 = 3 (cos 450 + i sin 450 ), and z 2 = 2 (cos1350 + i sin1350 ).

    Example
    z2 Find the quotient if z1 = 3 (cos 450 + i sin 450 ), z1 and z 2 = 2 (cos1350 + i sin1350 ).

    Example
    z2 Find the quotient if z1 = 10 (cos 600 + i sin 600 ), z1 and z 2 = 5 (cos1500 + i sin1500 ).

    Powers of Complex Numbers in Polar Form

    Example

    Find z if z = 3(cos 45 + i sin 45 ).

    Example

    Find z if z = 2(cos 60 + i sin 60 ).

    Roots of Complex Numbers in Polar Form

    Example

    Find all 5th roots of 1=1 (cos 00 + i sin 00 )


    y

    x 1 2 3 4 5

    Example

    Find all 4th roots of -8+8i 3=16 (cos1200 + i sin 1200 )


    y

    x 1 2 3 4 5

    Write the complex number z=- 3 + i in polar form.

    z = 2(cos 300 +i sin300 ) (a)


    (b) z = 2(cos150 +i sin150 ) (c) z = 2(cos 600 +i sin600 ) (d) z = 2(cos 2100 +i sin2100 )
    0 0

    Write z=2(cos 3000 + i sin 3000 ) in rectangular form.


    (a) z = 1 i 2
    1 i 3 2 (c) z = 1 i 3

    (b) z =

    (d) z = 2 i 3

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