Lecture

Complex Numbers: Polar Form

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This lecture introduces the polar form of complex numbers, defining the representation in terms of modulus and argument. It covers the conversion between rectangular and polar forms, emphasizing the significance of the argument in determining the angle. The lecture also discusses the conventions and definitions related to complex numbers in polar form, highlighting the importance of the argument in the representation. Various examples are provided to illustrate the application of polar form in complex number operations.

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