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Week # 02

I. This document covers complex numbers in polar form, De Moivre's theorem, and its applications. II. It provides examples of converting between rectangular and polar coordinates for complex numbers. III. De Moivre's theorem states that the nth root of a complex number z can be found by converting z to polar form, and then the angle is divided by n while the radius is raised to the power of n.

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Week # 02

I. This document covers complex numbers in polar form, De Moivre's theorem, and its applications. II. It provides examples of converting between rectangular and polar coordinates for complex numbers. III. De Moivre's theorem states that the nth root of a complex number z can be found by converting z to polar form, and then the angle is divided by n while the radius is raised to the power of n.

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Week # 02

 Complex Numbers in Polar Form


 De- Moivre’s Theorem
 Applications of De- Moivre’s Theorem

 Complex Numbers in Polar form :-

1. =
1. Find when its Polar Coordinate are.
2. =
(i) ( 1 , 30°)

3. =


4. r =

5.
Angles

In Degree

Sin Cos Tan Sec Cosec Cot

 0° 0 1 0 1

30° 2
(A)

45° 1 1

60° 2

90 1 0 1 0

(B)

 (1)

Put (A) and (B) in (1)

Dr. Syed Asif Hussain

Email:asifhussain@icp.edu.pk

(ii) ( 2 , 45°)


(A)

(B)

 (1)

Put (A) and (B) in (1)

(iii) (3 , 30°)


 ( )

(A)

 (1)

Put (A) and (B) in (1)

(iv) (3 , 60°)

(A)


 (B)

 (1)

Put (A) and (B) in (1)

2. Find the cordinates of the following Complex Numbers.

(i) (1,1

We know that

Now we know that


 1 
  
 1 

(ii) ( ,

We know that

 ( 3) 2 
2
1 
 =>    
 (2)  2 
2

 

 4 
  
 4 
 

Now we know that


 1 
 
  2 
 3 
 
 2 

 ° or

(iii) ( ,-

We know that

 ( 3) 2 
2
 1 
 =>    
 (2)  2  
2

 

 4 
  
 4 
 

Now we know that


 1 
  
 2 

 3 
 
 2 


 ° or

(iv) ,

We know that

Now we know that


 1 
  
 1 

I.
II.
 De- Moivre’s Theorem :-
III.
IV.


Taking Common

Convert Power into Angel

 Find the Real and Imaginary parts of the following Complex Numbers using
De- Moivre’s Theorem.

(1)

 (1)

We know that

 ( 3)
2
1
2


(A)

Now we also know that



 (B)

Put (A) and (B) in (1)

4 3
 4
2 2

(2)


We know that

2
1 ( 3)
 ( ) 
2

(2)
2
2

 4 
  
 4 
 

 (A)
Now we also know that

 3 
  
 2 

 1 
 2 
 

 (B)

Put (A) and (B) in (1)


(iii

 (1)

We know that


 (A)

Now we also know that


 (B)

 Put (A) and (B) in (1)

 )

 32 
   32
 2  2

 16
(v)

 (1)

We know that

Now we also know that

 Put (A) and (B) in (1)


Formulas

 Solved by Formulas:-
(i) (

 ( ( ( 3)
2

 ( ( 3)
2
.(

 ( 3 3 3 3

 (

(ii) (
 ( 3)
2

 (

 (

(iii) (

(iv) (

(v) (

 (

 (

 (

 (

 (

The End of Week # 02

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