. Express in rectangular form and polar form a vector, the magnitude of which is 100 units and the phase of which with respect to reference axis is (a) + 30° (b)+ 180° (c) -60° (d) + 120° (e) -120° ()-210°. [(a) 86.6 + j50 30° (b) (400 + j0), 100 Z180° (c) 50 86.6, 100 260° (d) (50 + j86.6), 100 2-120° (e) (-50-j 86.6), 100 2-120°S(50 +j 86.6), 100 2- 210°]
. Express in rectangular form and polar form a vector, the magnitude of which is 100 units and the phase of which with respect to reference axis is (a) + 30° (b)+ 180° (c) -60° (d) + 120° (e) -120° ()-210°. [(a) 86.6 + j50 30° (b) (400 + j0), 100 Z180° (c) 50 86.6, 100 260° (d) (50 + j86.6), 100 2-120° (e) (-50-j 86.6), 100 2-120°S(50 +j 86.6), 100 2- 210°]
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![3. Express in rectangular form and polar form a vector, the magnitude of which is 100 units and the
phase of which with respect to reference axis is
(a) + 30° (b) + 180° (c) -60° (d) + 120° (e) -120° () -210°.
[(a) 86.6 + j50 230° (b) (00 + j0), 100 Z180° (c) 50 86.6, 100 -60° (d) (50 + j86.6), 100
2-120° (e) (-50 -j 86.6), 100 2- 120° ( (50 + j 86.6), 100 2- 210°]](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F119cdc26-7f71-44ad-8977-70da45071293%2F7a01becb-5199-4473-aadd-a9c97132d0bb%2Fr2pqq9_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:3. Express in rectangular form and polar form a vector, the magnitude of which is 100 units and the
phase of which with respect to reference axis is
(a) + 30° (b) + 180° (c) -60° (d) + 120° (e) -120° () -210°.
[(a) 86.6 + j50 230° (b) (00 + j0), 100 Z180° (c) 50 86.6, 100 -60° (d) (50 + j86.6), 100
2-120° (e) (-50 -j 86.6), 100 2- 120° ( (50 + j 86.6), 100 2- 210°]
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