Find . Write your answer in standard polar form with the argument in radians.z1 = 12(cos 33° + i sin 33°), z2 = 3(cos 5° + i sin 5°)

A. 4(cos 38° + i sin 38°)
B. 4(cos 28° + i sin 28°)
C. 9
D. 9(cos 28° - i sin 28°)


Answer: B

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