To divide two complex numbers in polar form, you:

The graph of a complex number is a point in the complex plane. What does the distance from this point to the origin represent?

In a polar coordinate system, the fixed point O is called the:

The polar equation represents:

The rectangular coordinates of the point with polar coordinates

When converting the polar equation

The modulus of each th root of a complex number

In the poem from last week that we touched on, “eros” is described as a “creature stealing up.” Which is the vehicle of this metaphor?

In the opening sentence of Anne Carson’s chapter titled “Ruse,” she refers to the main point of the previous chapter, “Gone,” by claiming that “there is something pure and indubitable about the notion that eros is [blank].” What word does she use to define eros at the opening of this chapter?

When finding the intersection points of the graphs