Prove that: 1. Z, Z2 =r,r2[cos(8, + 02) + i sin(8, + 02)] 2.4=(cos(0, -62) + i sin(0, – 0,)] %3D 3. (cos e + i sin 0)" = cos no + i sin no

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Prove that:
1. Z,Z, =r,r,[cos(8, + 02) + i sin(0, + 02)]
Z1
2.
=[cos(0,-02) + i sin(0, – 0,)]
Z2
r2
3. (cos e + i sin 0)" = cos ne + i sin ne
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