number 14 Z₂ =thenformofExpressformProduct2, andfindproductFindthe2₂= Scis 20⁰rectangularFindthe-√√3+iwriteand2₁ = 3 cis 40°theanswerof 2₁ = 1+ i √3standard form,2₂theirProductandandandtrigonometric

Given, z1=3 cis 40°z2=5 cis 20° The product of complex number is to be determined.

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