Complex number on Polar coordinates
A complex number is represented on polar coordinates to simplify arithmetic operation like multiplication and division on the complex numbers. The complex number's real and imaginary number is converted into polar coordinates' parameter r (radius) and θ (angle/radiant). Complex number on polar coordinates A complex number z = a + ib on polar graph representation is r(cos(θ)+isin(θ)). Here r - radius , θ - angle/radiant derived from the complex number c. r = |z| = √ a 2 + b 2 θ = atan2 ( b , a ) Complex number on polar form - Multiplication complex number z1 = a + ib z2 = a + ib polar form z1= r1(cos(θ1)+isin(θ1)) z2= r2(cos(θ2)+isin(θ2)) Multiplication z1 x z2 = (r1 x r2)(cos(...