Use a straight edge to draw the vector diagram.
Convert the following polar forms into their rectangular forms.
Also, draw the vector diagram and write the equivalent (clockwise and counterclockwise) vector.
Use the x-axis as the reference point.
Example: -(5<40) = clockwise is (5<-140°), counterclockwise is (5 < 220°)
1. 3 < -30°
2. –(3 < -30°)
3. 20 < 50°
4. –(6< 180°)
5. –(5< 90°)
Convert the following polar forms into their rectangular forms.
Also, draw the vector diagram and write the equivalent (clockwise and counterclockwise) vector.
Use the x-axis as the reference point.
1. (3+4i)
2. -(3+4i)
3. 6.4279 + 7.6604i
4. 8.6603 – 5i
5. –(8.6603 – 5i)
Activity 1.2
Use the format provided; wrong format, no points. Use a straight edge to draw the vector diagram. Convert the following polar forms into rectangular forms. Also, draw the vector diagram and write the equivalent (clockwise and counterclockwise) vector. Use the x-axis as the reference point.
Example: (54°) counterclockwise is (5<-40°), clockwise is (5 < 220°)
3 <-30°
-3 - <-30°
16< 80°
15< 90°
Convert the following polar forms into rectangular forms. Also, draw the vector diagram and write the equivalent (clockwise and counterclockwise) vector. Use the x-axis as the reference point.
1. (3+4i)
2. -(3+4i)
3. 6.4279 + 7.6604i
4. 8.6603 - 5i
5. -(8.6603 - 5i)