Tuesday, September 8, 2015

complex numbers - $(1+i)(e^{(1+i)phi})$ expressed in polar and rectangular form

$$(1+i)(e^{(1+i)\phi})$$




I need to express this in both polar and rectangular form, but the difficult part is that extra $i$ above the $e$. Also, what am I supposed to make of $\phi$? We normally use $\theta$ to represent the argument of a complex number, so would this just be another notation for the angle?



Would the final answer in rectangular form not have a $\phi$ in it?

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