1. For z, = 3 – j5 and z, = -2 +, find the polar form of the following:a. z1 -b. jzįz2ImC.

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Mathematics For Machine Technology

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Author:Peterson, John.

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Chapter83: Location Of Points

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Problem 8A: Determine the polar coordinates of points A through H in the following figure.

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1. For z, = 3 – j5 and z, = -2 +, find the polar form of the following: a. z1 - b. jzįz2 Im C.