1. Write the following complex numbers in polar form. a. 6 + ?2 b. 10 +...

1. Write the following complex numbers in polar form.

a. 6 + ?2

b. 10 + ?0

c. -1/j

d. 1/6 (18 + ?24)

e. sqrt(-j)

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