How to Write a Complex Number in Polar Form, Example with 3 + 3i

How to Write a Complex Number in Polar Form, Example with 3 + 3i
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[@TheMathSorcerer]

Yeah a lot of my videos are not so popular:) I am so happy this helped someone!!

[@balduran2003]

It's probably because he made the calculation significantly more cumbersome than it needed to be by not factoring out the 3 in the first place...

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[@Illuminous_]

Thank you!
This has indeed helped me understand the concept, more so than other similar videos.
I come from Serge Lang's "Basic Mathematics" to get some more visual experience of that concept.

[@iranmp8213]

Wow, my textbook has a completely different, more complex approach but you made it so simplified it so much, thank you!

[@johndemartin1786]

Spent a couple of hours today on YT (and solving dozens of problems on IXL) until I felt I really "got" the idea of polar coordinates, rectangular equivalents, relation to the PT & unit circle, etc. This vid was my last stop just now, looking/hoping for something I hadn't yet seen. And there it was at 1:48: find r, plug it into the polar formula to solve for theta. Love it! (I'd been using
inv tan (b/a)=theta and finding it mostly helpful but not intuitive)

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Saved me bro I missed class

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Very intuitive ❤

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tysm

[@JohnUsp]

on calculator: 4.24264

[@puneetkumar3558]

-3+i 3 plz solve this question

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Hilarious!