Asked by kat
Add the following vectors:
440 N at 100 degrees
905 N at 160 degrees
A.1187.7 N at 128.7 degrees
B.1010.4 N at 48.2 degrees
C.1345 N at 130 degrees
D.1013.5 N at 149 degrees
440 N at 100 degrees
905 N at 160 degrees
A.1187.7 N at 128.7 degrees
B.1010.4 N at 48.2 degrees
C.1345 N at 130 degrees
D.1013.5 N at 149 degrees
Answers
Answered by
Steve
you can get easy conversions at wolframalpha.com
Just enter you polar values, and you can read off the Cartesian ones. For example,
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=440+cis+100%C2%B0
It shows the polar value as a complex number, but that's just the x- and y-components.
No doubt there are other handy conversion sites as well. Of course, you could just use your calculator...
Just enter you polar values, and you can read off the Cartesian ones. For example,
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=440+cis+100%C2%B0
It shows the polar value as a complex number, but that's just the x- and y-components.
No doubt there are other handy conversion sites as well. Of course, you could just use your calculator...
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