Complex Numbers Using Euler's Formula (1 Viewer)

[radio-waves]

Write the number in the form of a+ib where z = e^(pi+i)

 

[buchanan]

[maths]e^{\pi+i}=e^\pi\cos1+ie^\pi\sin1[/maths]

 

[radio-waves]

Yeah, Thats what I got.

Is that the right answer, Because there is no answer in the back of the book.

 

[buchanan]

Which book?

 

[kevda1st]

Euler's Formula? is that in the syllibus?? :S<!-- google_ad_section_end -->

 

[Drongoski]

 

[Drongoski]

 

[cutemouse]

Nope not in the syllabus, but the Coroneos 4U book has an exercise in it. Dunno why though because it wasn't ever in the 4U syllabus.

 

[Affinity]

Look a bit further back in time