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HACTEHA [7]
3 years ago
12

I NEED SOME HELP!!!!!! PLEASE!!!!!!!

Mathematics
1 answer:
zhuklara [117]3 years ago
5 0
The greatest common factor is the biggest thing that they all share... If we look at it they all have 4 as their coefficients so you can take that out but they also have a squared so you can take that out too so the GCF if 4a squared... but No x because one of them doesn't have it... all of them have to have it in common.
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Together they weigh 63 ounce.
Find the weight of the fish.
=> Jill’s Fish = 8x
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((\sqrt 3)(cos\frac{\pi}{18} + i\ sin\frac{\pi}{18}))^6

Required

Determine the modulus and the argument

We have that:

z = ((\sqrt 3)(cos\frac{\pi}{18} + i\ sin\frac{\pi}{18}))^6

Expand:

z = (\sqrt 3)^6(cos\frac{\pi}{18} + i\ sin\frac{\pi}{18})^6

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e^{i\theta} = (cos\frac{\pi}{18} + i\ sin\frac{\pi}{18})

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z = 27(cos\frac{\pi}{18} + i\ sin\frac{\pi}{18})^6 becomes

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e^{i\theta} = (e^{i\frac{\pi}{18}})^6

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{i\theta} = i\frac{\pi}{18}}*6

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{i\theta} = i\frac{\pi}{3}}

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|z| = 27

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\theta = \frac{\pi}{3}

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