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1. Given z_1=5(cos〖20°〗+i sin〖20°〗 ),z_2=4(cos〖10°〗+i sin〖10°〗) find: (Leave answer in polar form.) z_1^5
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1. Given z_1=5(cos〖20°〗+i sin〖20°〗 ),z_2=4(cos〖10°〗+i sin〖10°〗) find: (Leave answer in polar form.) z_1^5
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1. Given z_1=5(cos〖20°〗+i sin〖20°〗 ),z_2=4(cos〖10°〗+i sin〖10°〗) find: (Leave answer in polar form.)
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By DeMoivre's theorem, you have
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