POLAR form of a Complex Number.

[@Stephenie-mn1dz]

Sir for numbers that the tan inverse has decimals how can you express them in terms of Π

[@travoltavatileni7494]

Can sir do an example in the 3rd quadrant

[@MakuachAchiek-rt3qx]

Thank you so much sir

[@user-dk5hv1vb9c]

Sir 4th quiz is it πover 2 or over 4

[@aliyudalhatu8823]

Please how can we calculate the value of the tan inverse in π?

[@risingrookie7]

You will divide the number by 180…let’s say you get 30 you will divide it by 180 which will give you 6,then you put it under pi. So 30 degrees will become pi/6

[@BenjaminLupeska]

Respect

[@Stephenie-mn1dz]

Sir i still don't understand how you get the Π

[@michaeltayo9838]

Thanks sir 🙏 this helped a lot!

[@tambuwalmathsclass]

👍👍👍

[@JosephAchigbe]

​@@tambuwalmathsclass😊to be a 😢😅😊

[@gift4183]

How do you convert tan inverse to pi?

[@risingrookie7]

You will divide the number by 180…let’s say you get 30 you will divide it by 180 which will give you 6,then you put it under pi. So 30 degrees will become pi/6

[@user-zv1zt8xw8s]

Please how did you get the pie

[@risingrookie7]

You will divide the number by 180…let’s say you get 30 you will divide it by 180 which will give you 6,then you put it under pi. So 30 degrees will become pi/6

[@miguelntap8406]

Sir the last one is wrong because π-π\6 = 5π\6

[@OmoladeDamola]

If a question is 7i- (4+5i)

[@barney2.1254]

Rewrite it as -4+3i

[@kelechifidelis6411]

Sir for Z = -2√3 + 2i the polar form is Z = 4(cos5Π/6 + isin5Π/6) and not Z = 4(cos11Π/6 + isin11Π/6)

[@tambuwalmathsclass]

Why?

[@kelechifidelis6411]

@@tambuwalmathsclass if we solve back Z = 4(cos11Π/6 + isin11Π/6) we won't get Z = -2√3 + 2i

[@tambuwalmathsclass]

You are right

[@kelechifidelis6411]

@@tambuwalmathsclass correct answer is Z = 4(cos5Π/6 + isin5Π/6)

[@user-sg5sg6zg7f]

@@kelechifidelis6411 Thank you so much