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In this lesson, we will learn how to convert a complex number from the algebraic to the exponential form (Euler's form) and vice versa.
Q1:
Put π§ = 5 β 3 π π 3 π in algebraic form.
Q2:
Put π§ = 7 π 3 π 2 π in algebraic form.
Q3:
Given that π = β 2 π 1 β π , write π in exponential form.
Q4:
Given that π = π 2 β π 5 π 4 , find the algebraic form of π .
Q5:
Given that π = π 5 + π 1 1 π 6 , find the algebraic form of π .
Q6:
Express 1 1 β π in exponential form.
Q7:
Express π = β 8 in exponential form.
Q8:
Express π = β 6 in exponential form.
Q9:
Express π = 2 in exponential form.
Q10:
Put the number π§ = 5 β 2 2 β 5 β 6 2 π in exponential form.
Q11:
Put the number π§ = 3 β 2 β 3 β 2 π in exponential form.
Q12:
Put the number π§ = β β 3 β 3 π in exponential form.
Q13:
Put the number π§ = β 3 β 2 2 π in exponential form.
Q14:
Put the number π§ = 7 β 7 π in exponential form.
Q15:
Put the number π§ = β 1 + π in exponential form.
Q16:
Express β 8 π in exponential form.
Q17:
Express 4 π in exponential form.
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