Math shit.

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Taking fire...need assistance!

How the fuck do I convert from polar form to "a + bi" form in the complex plane?

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Yes.
You have joined the ranks of the forgotten.

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According to the broad view, TODO posted in this thread already. Odd.

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According to the broad view, TODO posted in this thread already. Odd.

Of course! He deleted it! His standards are so high...

[ThatOneDude02]

Just use your basic trig. a is the magnitude right the y axis. b is the magnitude above the x axis.

[ThatOneDude02]

Of course! He deleted it! His standards are so high...I misread the question. My first answer was getting from complex to polar.

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I misread the question. My first answer was getting from complex to polar.
Can you do an example for me?

2(cis pi/6) ?

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what the shit is cis

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what the shit is cis
cos x + i*sin x == cis x

It's shorthand, but both the book and my teacher claim it's fair game.

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Holy fuck I'm stupid. I think I've got it figured out, but I'm waiting on TOD02's reply.

[ThatOneDude02]

Can you do an example for me?

2(cis pi/6) ?
This is still different than how I learned polar coordinates but to me, this looks like a + bi:

2cos(pi/6) + 2sin(pi/6)i

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This is still different than how I learned polar coordinates but to me, this looks like a + bi:

2cos(pi/6) + 2sin(pi/6)i
*commits seppuku*