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Express

z_(1)=17[cos(pi)+i sin(pi)]" in "
rectangular form.
Express your answer in exact terms.

z_(1)=

Express z1=17[cos(π)+isin(π)] in  z_{1}=17[\cos (\pi)+i \sin (\pi)] \text { in } rectangular form.\newlineExpress your answer in exact terms.\newlinez1= z_{1}=

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Q. Express z1=17[cos(π)+isin(π)] in  z_{1}=17[\cos (\pi)+i \sin (\pi)] \text { in } rectangular form.\newlineExpress your answer in exact terms.\newlinez1= z_{1}=
  1. Identify Trigonometric Values: To convert a complex number from polar to rectangular form, we use the identities cos(θ)\cos(\theta) and sin(θ)\sin(\theta) to represent the real and imaginary parts, respectively. For z1=17[cos(π)+isin(π)] z_1 = 17[\cos(\pi) + i \sin(\pi)] , we need to evaluate cos(π)\cos(\pi) and sin(π)\sin(\pi).
  2. Evaluate Trigonometric Functions: The value of cos(π)\cos(\pi) is 1-1 and the value of sin(π)\sin(\pi) is 00. Therefore, we can substitute these values into the expression for z1 z_1 .
  3. Substitute Values: Substituting the values gives us z1=17[(1)+i(0)] z_1 = 17[(-1) + i(0)] , which simplifies to z1=171+170i z_1 = 17 \cdot -1 + 17 \cdot 0 \cdot i .
  4. Simplify Expression: Multiplying through, we get z1=17+0i z_1 = -17 + 0i , which is the rectangular form of the complex number.

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