Mathematics, 24.11.2020 03:00 samavants74

What is 56(cos(33°) + i sin(33°)) ÷ 7(cos(11°) + i sin(11°))? 8(cos(3°) + i sin(3°))
49(cos(3°) + i sin(3°))
8(cos(22°) + i sin(22°))
49(cos(22°) + i sin(22°))

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What is 56(cos(33°) + i sin(33°)) ÷ 7(cos(11°) + i sin(11°))? 8(cos(3°) + i sin(3°))
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