Convert z = 8cos72° + 8isin72° from polar form to rectangular form.

The rectangular form of z = 8 cos72° + 8 sin72° is z = (2.5 , 7.6)

Step-by-step explanation:

* Lets revise how to change from polar form to rectangular form

- Cartesian Coordinates (x , y) and Polar Coordinates (r , θ)

- Where x = r cosФ , y = r sinФ

* To convert from Polar Coordinates (r , θ) to Cartesian Coordinates (x , y)

 # x = r × cos( θ )

 # y = r × sin( θ )

* In the problem

∵ z = 8 cos72° + 8 sin72°

∴ r = 8

∴ Ф = 72°

∵ x = r cosФ

∴ x = 8 cos72° = 2.5

∵ y = r cosФ

∴ y = 8 sin72° = 7.6

* The rectangular form of z = 8 cos72° + 8 sin72° is z = (2.5 , 7.6)

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