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convert the complex no. z= (i-1)/(cosπ/3+ i sinπ/3) in polar form

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Answered by anum802401

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Convert the complex number z=i-1cosπ3+isinπ3in the polar form. ∴z=√2(cos(5π12)+isin(5π12)), which is the required polar form.

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