Calculus 2: Complex Numbers & Functions (17 of 28) Taking the Inverse Polar Form: Example

In this video I will take the inverse of z=(3^1/2)+i in polar form.
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[tabishkhan]

SIr, You teach really very interesting, make the topic simple and fun, and your smile is so amazing...love studying from your videos.

[ivanmeere]

Good day sir how would you write the inverse in Eular form ?

[petereziagor]

If z = √3 -1
r = 2
titer = -30
1/z = 1/2(cos-30 - i sin -30)
= 1/2(cos-30 + i sin30)
Is this correct as well?