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Convert 2i to polar form

 Dec 14, 2018
edited by Guest  Dec 14, 2018

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 Dec 14, 2018
edited by ReallyWC  Jan 21, 2019
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Polar form is \( z=r(cosθ+i(sinθ))\) for some complex number \(z\)

 Dec 14, 2018
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I know that but how do you convert 2^i to polar form?

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I am not entirely sure, but I looked at this website to understand polar form. The website also gives an example of an irrational complex number in polar form.

PartialMathematician  Dec 14, 2018
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Also here

PartialMathematician  Dec 14, 2018
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I know how to convert standard complex numbers in the form of a+bi to polar form. What confuses me here is the fact that 2^i is not in the standard complex number form

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ReallyWC Dec 14, 2018
edited by ReallyWC  Jan 21, 2019
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Well, there you have it.

PartialMathematician  Dec 14, 2018

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