What is the product of 65(cos(14°)+ i sin(14°)) and 8(cos(4°)+ i sin(4°))
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The product of the complex numbers 65(cos(14°)+ i sin(14°)) and 8(cos(4°)+ i sin(4°)) is 520[cos(18) + isin(18)]
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An equation is an expression that shows the relationship b etween two or more numbers and variables.
Complex number is in the form z = a + bi, where a and b are real numbers.
The product of the complex numbers 65(cos(14°)+ i sin(14°)) and 8(cos(4°)+ i sin(4°)) is:
z = 65 * 8 [cos(14 + 4) + isin(14 + 4)] = 520[cos(18) + isin(18)]
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