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Express the complex number z = -4+3i in polar form: r(cos⁡(θ)+i sin(θ)).

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User Luana
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Answer:

5( cos(- 0.64)+
i sin(-0.64))

Explanation:

Given:

z = -4+3i


r=√((-4)^2+3^2)= 5

θ=
tan^-^1((3)/(-4) ) = -0.64

Polar form=r(cosθ+
i sinθ)=> 5( cos(- 0.64)+
i sin(-0.64))

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User SReject
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