1. Conversion of Complex NumberGiven the following electricalparameters expressed in complex numbers, convert them to other forms ofcomplex numbers and express them in the simplest and default form. Copyand fill out Table 1.1 in your answer sheet. No solution is required in this part.Use your calculator.Electrical Parameter(Complex Number)U = 35-/377 02S= 220cls (240°)VT= 10 [cos (2¹) + / sin (2¹)]4Rectangular PolarFormFormTable 1.1ExponentialForm

A number represented in form of x+iy is called complex number. The x is real part of complex number…

1. Conversion of Complex Number Given the following electrica parameters expressed in complex numbers, convert them to other forms c complex numbers and express them in the simplest and default form. Cop and fill out Table 1.1 in your answer sheet. No solution is required in this par Use your calculator. Electrical Parameter (Complex Number) U = 35-/377 02. S= 220cls (240°)V T= 10 [cos (2¹) +Jsin (2')]A Rectangular Form Table 1.1 Polar Form Exponential Form

1. Conversion of Complex Number Given the following electrica parameters expressed in complex numbers, convert them to other forms c complex numbers and express them in the simplest and default form. Cop and fill out Table 1.1 in your answer sheet. No solution is required in this par Use your calculator. Electrical Parameter (Complex Number) U = 35-/377 02. S= 220cls (240°)V T= 10 [cos (2¹) +Jsin (2')]A Rectangular Form Table 1.1 Polar Form Exponential Form

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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