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The left arguments 9 and 11 extract the real and imaginary parts (the [[wikipedia:cartesian coordinate system|Cartesian coordinates]] on the complex plane), while 10 and 12 extract the magnitude and angle (the [[wikipedia:polar coordinate system|polar coordinates]]). The negative counterparts can be used to assemble the Cartesian or polar coordinates back to a single complex number.
The left arguments 9 and 11 extract the real and imaginary parts (the [[wikipedia:cartesian coordinate system|Cartesian coordinates]] on the complex plane), while 10 and 12 extract the magnitude and angle (the [[wikipedia:polar coordinate system|polar coordinates]]). The negative counterparts can be used to [[complex (function)|assemble a single complex number]] from the Cartesian or polar coordinates.


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