Polar to Cartesian form.

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Need help converting from polar form to cartesian form.

41/8[cos(11pi/32)+isin(11pi/32)]

Show the steps of how to do it if possible.

Thanks
 
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Need help converting from polar form to cartesian form.
41/8[cos(11pi/32)+isin(11pi/32)]
Show the steps of how to do it if possible.
Is that a command or a request for help?
Actually \(\displaystyle \frac{11\pi}{32}\) is not one of the nice measures.
So there is no neat(exact) solution.
 
Need help converting from polar form to cartesian form.

41/8[cos(11pi/32)+isin(11pi/32)]

Show the steps of how to do it if possible.

Thanks
What, exactly, is the problem? Do know how to find \(\displaystyle 4^{1/8}= 2^{2/8}= 2^{1/4}\)? Do you know how to find cos(11pi/32) or sin(11pi/32)? Use a calculator for both.
 
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