The rectangular form of the complex number $\frac{32\angle -20^\circ}{(6-j8)(4+j2)} + \frac{17}{-10+j24}$ is $\boxed{\phantom{0}} - j\boxed{\phantom{0}}$.
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9397 - j0.3420) \approx 30.07 - j10.94$ Show more…
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