06 - De Moivre's Theorem | Simplifying Powers of Complex numbers in Polar and Rectangular form |

06 - De Moivre's Theorem | Simplifying Powers of Complex numbers in Polar and Rectangular form |
In this video we are going to solve powers of complex numbers using De Moivres theorem into polar and Rectangular form
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How did u get 12.8 degrees in the polar form

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hi Jacqueline, since the initial angle was greater than 360, you'll need to subtract 360 a number of times till you get a value less than 360 ie 12.8

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Hello i have a question hope you will answer sir. The last vedeo solving of polar,the angle was in the third segment, thats alpha we added it to 180,here we arent adding. Kindly sir can you explain more on those angles? Im having problem with that.

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