Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · Complex Numbers: Polar and Exponential Form · medium
Multiply using polar form: (2, cis,30°)(3, cis,60°)
- 6, cis,90°
- 6, cis,30°
- 5, cis,90°
- 6, cis,1800°
Answer
A. 6, cis,90°
Solution
Multiply the magnitudes and add the angles: 2(3), cis(30°+60°)=6, cis,90°.
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