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sorry I'm going to convert this
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sorry I'm going to convert this
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sorry I'm going to convert this
Cartesian complex number into an
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Cartesian complex number into an
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Cartesian complex number into an
amplitude phase form just because it's
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amplitude phase form just because it's
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amplitude phase form just because it's
going to make taking the imaginary part
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going to make taking the imaginary part
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going to make taking the imaginary part
of the solution very easy at the end of
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of the solution very easy at the end of
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of the solution very easy at the end of
the day
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so the amplitude of this complex number
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so the amplitude of this complex number
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so the amplitude of this complex number
is for n sorry 4 minus N squared
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is for n sorry 4 minus N squared
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is for n sorry 4 minus N squared
quantity squared
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quantity squared
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quantity squared
plus the imaginary part squared so
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plus the imaginary part squared so
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plus the imaginary part squared so
that's 4n squared
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that's 4n squared
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that's 4n squared
square rooted and
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square rooted and
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square rooted and
then we have e