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inverse of 0.1+j^{0.3}

Solution

inverse

0.1 + j^{0.3}

Solution

3 - 0.00000001 j + 0.0000000001 + \frac{120 j ^{10} - 120 j ^{9} + 60 ( 0.9 j ^{8} + 0.0000009 j ^{2} ) + 20 ( - 0.72 j ^{7} - 0.000072 j ^{3} ) + 5 ( 0.504 j ^{6} + 0.00504 j ^{4} ) - 0.3024 j ^{5}}{120}

Solution steps

y = 0.1 + j^{0.3}

Replace

j

with

y

j = 0.1 + y^{0.3}

Solve for

y, j = 0.1 + y^{0.3}

3 - 0.00000001 j + 0.0000000001 + \frac{120 j ^{10} - 120 j ^{9} + 60 ( 0.9 j ^{8} + 0.0000009 j ^{2} ) + 20 ( - 0.72 j ^{7} - 0.000072 j ^{3} ) + 5 ( 0.504 j ^{6} + 0.00504 j ^{4} ) - 0.3024 j ^{5}}{120}

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