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Changes in the Argument Due to Multiplication of Complex Numbers (Degree Notation)

Author: shiroeExecutions: 3
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We will examine how the argument changes as a result of complex number multiplication.
Let the form of the expression be c = a * (b^n).
Here, the magnitude of the change in argument is defined as the argument of c minus the argument of a.
We use degrees as the unit of argument.
The display range for the phase angle θ is 0 ≤ θ < 360.
a
b
n
The argument of a 
b's declination 
Argument of b^n 
The dihedral angle of c 
Phase angle of c - phase angle of a 
The value of a 
The value of b 
Values of b^n 
c's value 
Please enter values for a, b, and n within the range of complex numbers, and do not leave any fields blank.
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