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Find the product of z1 and z2, where z1 = 8(cos 40° + i sin 40°) and z2 = 4(cos 135° + i sin 135°).

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User Nikasv
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hello :
z1 × z2 = 32(cos(40° + 135°) + i sin ( 40° + 135°)
z1 × z2 = 32 (cos(175°) +i sin (175°)

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User Steven Soroka
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Answer:


Explanation:

The given equations are:


z_(1)=8(cos40^{{\circ}}+isin40^{{\circ}}) and


z_(2)=4(cos135^{{\circ}}+isin135^{{\circ}})

The product of
z_(1) and
z_(2) is=
8(cos40^{{\circ}}+isin40^{{\circ}}){*}4(cos135^{{\circ}}+isin135^{{\circ}})=
32(cos40^{{\circ}}cos135^{{\circ}}+isin40^{{\circ}}cos135^{{\circ}}+isin135^{{\circ}}cos40^{{\circ}}-sin40^{{\circ}}sin135^{{\circ})

=
32(cos(40+135)+isin(40+135))

=
32(cos175^{{\circ}}+isin175^{{\circ}}) whih is the required product.

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User Dyo Medio
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