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[30 PTS!!] Using mathematically precise language, explain in detail how you would multiply the complex number [tex]z_1=r_1(cos[/tex]θ[tex]_1+i sin[/tex]θ[tex]_1)[/tex] with the complex number [tex]z_2=r_2(cos[/tex]θ[tex]_2+isin[/tex]θ[tex]_2)[/tex].

[30 PTS!!] Using mathematically precise language, explain in detail how you would multiply the complex number [tex]z1=r1(cos[/tex]θ[tex]1+i sin[/tex]θ[tex]1)[/t class=

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Multiplying z₁ and z₂ involves calculating their products

The product of z₁ and z₂ is r₁r₂(cos(Θ₁ + Θ₂) + isin(Θ₁ + Θ₂))

How to multiply the complex numbers?

The numbers are given as:

z₁ = r₁(cosΘ₁ + isinΘ₁)

z₂ = r₂(cosΘ₂ + isinΘ₂)

The product is represented as:

z₁ * z₂ = r₁(cosΘ₁ + isinΘ₁) * r₂(cosΘ₂ + isinΘ₂)

This gives

z₁ * z₂ = r₁r₂(cosΘ₁ + isinΘ₁) (cosΘ₂ + isinΘ₂)

Expand

z₁ * z₂ = r₁r₂(cosΘ₁cosΘ₂ + icosΘ₁sinΘ₂+ isinΘ₁cosΘ₂  + i²sinΘ₁sinΘ₂ )

In complex numbers,

i² = -1.

So, we have:

z₁ * z₂ = r₁r₂(cosΘ₁cosΘ₂ + icosΘ₁sinΘ₂+ isinΘ₁cosΘ₂  - sinΘ₁sinΘ₂ )

Rewrite as:

z₁ * z₂ = r₁r₂(cosΘ₁cosΘ₂  - sinΘ₁sinΘ₂ + icosΘ₁sinΘ₂+ isinΘ₁cosΘ₂  )

Apply sine and cosine ratios

z₁ * z₂ = r₁r₂(cos(Θ₁ + Θ₂) + isin(Θ₁ + Θ₂))

Hence, the product of z₁ and z₂ is r₁r₂(cos(Θ₁ + Θ₂) + isin(Θ₁ + Θ₂))

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