Problem 40: Convert the following from polar to rectangular form:a. 42 20.15°b. 2002 Z–60°c. 0.006 Z–120°d. 8 x 10-3 2-–220°e. 15 Z+180°f. 1.2 Z-89.9°

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Problem 40: Convert the following from polar to rectangular form: a. 42 Z0.15° b. 2002 Z-60° c. 0.006 Z–120°