Question: Perform the indicated operations for the resulting complex numbers if the given changes are made in the indicated examples of this section. In Example 4,

Perform the indicated operations for the resulting complex numbers if the given changes are made in the indicated examples of this section.

In Example 4, change the exponent to 5 and then find the result.


Data from Example 4

Using DeMoivre’s theorem, find (2 + 3 j)3. Converting to polar form, 2 + 3j = 3.61∠56.3°. Therefore 

[3.61(cos 56.3 + j sin 56.3)] = (3.61) [cos(3 x 56.3) +


Expressing θ in radians, we have θ = 56.3° = 0.983 rad. Therefore,

jsin(3 x 56.3)] = 47.0 (cos 168.9 + j sin 168.9) =

[3.61(cos 56.3 + j sin 56.3)] = (3.61) [cos(3 x 56.3) + jsin(3 x 56.3)] = 47.0 (cos 168.9 + j sin 168.9) = 47.0/168.9

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