Mathematics

Micah Whitney

6 March, 07:04

Convert the complex number 3 - 3i into its polar representation. a. 3 (cos (60degrees) + isin (60degrees)) b. 3√2 (cos (135degrees) + isin (135degrees)) c. √3 (cos (225degrees) + isin (225degrees)) d. 3√ (cos (315degrees) + isin (315degrees))

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