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Plot the complex number. Then write the complex number in polar form. Express the argument as an angle between 0 and 360degrees.

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Z = ? (cos ? + i sin ? )

(type an exact answer in the first answers, type all degree measures rounded to one decimal place)

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Complex numbers in polar form are clearly emphasized.

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As I see the question, it is the number 2 to be written in polar form.

If any complex number of the form z=a+ib to be written in polar form, first we calculate the ...

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