1. Given the following complex numbers: z = 2 - j, zz = -3 + j4, z3 = -5- j6, z4 = 2+ j3 Determine: (z - z2)(z3 + Z4) Z,(Z3 - 24) a. In rectangular form: z = x+ jy = Re(z) + jlm(z) (5 pts) b. In Polar form: z =r< 0 (5 pts) c. In Exponential form: z = ree (5 pts) For the answer for exponential form, just write the "r,0". Example: z = le/0.143, please write it as 1,0.143 in the google form. %3D (NO SPACES, as stated in the general directions)

1. Given the following complex numbers: z = 2 - j, zz = -3 + j4, z3 = -5- j6, z4 = 2+ j3 Determine: (z - z2)(z3 + Z4) Z,(Z3 - 24) a. In rectangular form: z = x+ jy = Re(z) + jlm(z) (5 pts) b. In Polar form: z =r< 0 (5 pts) c. In Exponential form: z = ree (5 pts) For the answer for exponential form, just write the "r,0". Example: z = le/0.143, please write it as 1,0.143 in the google form. %3D (NO SPACES, as stated in the general directions)

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter11: Topics From Analytic Geometry

Section11.4: Plane Curves And Parametric Equations

Problem 38E

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