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nicemaths
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The problem statement
Express exp(3+π*i) in Cartesian Form.
The attempt at a solution
Equating
e^(3+πi) = e^(x)e^(iy) = e^(x)(cos(y) + isin(y))
then
e^(x)cos(y) = 3
e^(x)sin(y)=π
now
|e^(3+πi)| = e^(x)
so x = sqrt(9+π^2)
then
cos(y) = 3/sqrt(9+π^2)
sin(y) = π/sqrt(9+π^2)
at this point i don't know where to go to find y,
i did tan(y) = π/3 but after than i don't know where to gothanks for the help !
Express exp(3+π*i) in Cartesian Form.
The attempt at a solution
Equating
e^(3+πi) = e^(x)e^(iy) = e^(x)(cos(y) + isin(y))
then
e^(x)cos(y) = 3
e^(x)sin(y)=π
now
|e^(3+πi)| = e^(x)
so x = sqrt(9+π^2)
then
cos(y) = 3/sqrt(9+π^2)
sin(y) = π/sqrt(9+π^2)
at this point i don't know where to go to find y,
i did tan(y) = π/3 but after than i don't know where to gothanks for the help !