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A complex number can be represented in both Polar and Cartesian coordinate systems. TRUE OR FALSE 

          A complex number can be represented in both Polar and Cartesian coordinate systems. TRUE OR FALSE

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00:01 Solution yeah the statement is true a complex number can be both represented by in polar form and in cartesian form so in polar form so we call a complex number is that points on the complex plane and the polar form of a complex number z it's just representing by the angle theta and the length r so z is like…
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