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Determine a and b when (6 angle(120deg))*(-4 + j3 + 2*exp(j *15) ) = a + jb.

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(6angle(120deg))*(-4 + j3 + 2*exp(j *15) )
=6*exp(j*120*pi/180)*(-4 + j3 ...

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