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convert -16/1+i√3 in polar form​

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Answered by minnatnaziya
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Explanation: Currently, −√3+i is written in standard/rectangular form, or a+bi . To convert it into polar form, we must write it in the format r(cosθ+isinθ) , where r is the radius. To solve for θ , we use θ=tan−1(ba)

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