\(V = 5 \angle 65^{\circ}\)\n\(Z = 20 \angle -20^{\circ}\)
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Given: v = 5∠65° z = 20∠20° To convert v to rectangular form: v = 5∠65° v = 5(cos(65°) + j*sin(65°)) v = 5(cos(65°) + j*sin(65°)) v = 5(0.4226 + j*0.9063) v = 2.113 + j*4.5315 To convert z to rectangular form: z = 20∠20° z = 20(cos(20°) + j*sin(20°)) z = Show more…
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