Find the modulus and argument of the following complex number. z= (3+2j) (- 1+2j), giving the principal value in degrees to 3 d.p. A =V65, arg (z) = - 150.2550 B =/65, arg (z) = 150.2550 © I:l=/65, arg (2) = - 29.7450 D=/65, arg (z) =29.7350

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Section8.5: Trigonometric Form For Complex Numbers
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Find the modulus and argument of the following complex number.
z= (3+2j) (– 1+2j), giving the principal value in degrees to 3 d.p.
A z| =/65, arg (z) =– 150.2550
B.
|:|=/65. arg (z) =150.2550
© I=|=/65. arg (z) = - 29.7450
D I:l=/65, arg (2) =29.7350
Transcribed Image Text:Find the modulus and argument of the following complex number. z= (3+2j) (– 1+2j), giving the principal value in degrees to 3 d.p. A z| =/65, arg (z) =– 150.2550 B. |:|=/65. arg (z) =150.2550 © I=|=/65. arg (z) = - 29.7450 D I:l=/65, arg (2) =29.7350
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