MATH/Phasor/Complex number
What's MATH/Phasor/Complex number APK?
MATH/Phasor/Complex number is a app for Android, It's developed by speiris author.
First released on google play in 10 years ago and latest version released in 10 years ago.
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This app performs the following tasks of phasors (or complex numbers).
1) Transform a Phasor to rectangular form or polar form or exponential form
e.g., if the user enters a phasor in polar form it can transforms into rectangular form and exponential form.
2) Add or subtract or multiply or divide two phasors in rectangular form or phasor form
e.g., if the user enters two phasors in rectangular form, the app will give the answer in both rectangular form and polar form. At the same time it will give the polar forms of the two phasors that the user enters.
3) Find Reciprocal or Square root or complex conjugate of a phasor in rectangular form or polar form
e.g., if the user enters a phasor in rectangular form, the app will give the answer in both rectangular form and polar form. At the same time it will give the polar form of the phasor that the user enters.
Instructions: Enter the phase angle in degrees. No need to enter the degree symbol ('o').
1) Transform a Phasor to rectangular form or polar form or exponential form
e.g., if the user enters a phasor in polar form it can transforms into rectangular form and exponential form.
2) Add or subtract or multiply or divide two phasors in rectangular form or phasor form
e.g., if the user enters two phasors in rectangular form, the app will give the answer in both rectangular form and polar form. At the same time it will give the polar forms of the two phasors that the user enters.
3) Find Reciprocal or Square root or complex conjugate of a phasor in rectangular form or polar form
e.g., if the user enters a phasor in rectangular form, the app will give the answer in both rectangular form and polar form. At the same time it will give the polar form of the phasor that the user enters.
Instructions: Enter the phase angle in degrees. No need to enter the degree symbol ('o').
