Question 1. Express the complex number z = -6 -6j, in the polar form z=r(cos+jsin), where - < 0 ≤ π. Express your answers correct to three decimal places. Enter r: Enter 0:

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Express the complex number z = -6 - 6j, in the polar form z = r(cos 0 + jsin), where - < 0 ≤ T.
Express your answers correct to three decimal places.
Enter r:
Enter 0:
Transcribed Image Text:Question 1. Express the complex number z = -6 - 6j, in the polar form z = r(cos 0 + jsin), where - < 0 ≤ T. Express your answers correct to three decimal places. Enter r: Enter 0:
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