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Write
each expression in standard form for complex numbers.
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(-2
+ 3i) - (1
- 2i)
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(2 +
i)2
For
the complex number -5 +
i, name its
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conjugate.
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absolute value.
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opposite.
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Write the complex
number 4(cos 30° + i sin 30°) in
standard form.
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Write the complex
number 3 - 3i in trigonometric form.
Find each product and quotient and leave your answers in trigonometric
form.
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2(cos 35° +
i sin 35°) · 3(cos 15° + i sin
15°)
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Use DeMoivre's
Theorem to find (1 + i)4
in standard form.
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Find the two square
roots of z = 2 +
2i
in standard form.
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Find the three
cube roots of z = 8i
in trigonometric form.
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For the point
(2, 135°), give three ordered pairs in polar coordinates (with
r positive and -360°£
q £ 360°) that name the same point and then convert (2, 135°)
to rectangular coordinates.
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Convert (-3,
0) to polar coordinates with r positive and 0°£
q £ 360°.
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Convert (-2,
2 )
to polar coordinates with r positive and 0°£
q £ 360°.
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Write r
= 4 sin q with
rectangular coordinates.
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Graph r
= 2 + 2 sin
q in polar coordinates.
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