TI-36X Pro Rectangular to Polar Conversion and Polar to Rectangular

[@Jargonloster]

I found it much easier to use the complex button: 2nd → π To convert from polar to rectangular, use the mode button to set calculator to 'a + bi' then use the complex button to enter your polar form number. To convert from rectangular to polar, use the mode button to set calculator to 'r angle Θ' then type in your rectangular form number. 'i' is the same button as π.

[@pranaytanniru7764]

bro just type 3+4i-------->press 2nd-------->complex-------->type 4------>press enter . yu get the ans for reverse type 5---------->press 2nd-------->complex-------->type 1-------->type 53.13010235-------->press 2nd-------->complex-------->type 5------------->press enter yu get the ans (THIS LOOKS DIFFICULT TO TRY BUT WHEN YU TRY THIS YU GET TO NO THIS ONE IS EASIER .)

[@ryannguyen7466]

that's way more easier. I just got my calculator and been trying to master it before the FE test next month. Thanks XD

[@observer4322]

God like comment.

[@GeatOmenfx]

This is the best

[@MS-lw4fw]

Appreciate boss! Thanks for the help

[@hcyang82]

You can also change the mode from Real to Polar (r angle theta on 4th row) then type in 3 + 4i and press enter. It's much faster this way as it gives you both the radius and theta. If you want rectangular just change the mode to rectangular (a +bi)

[@CXT300]

Thank you

[@ashishamar5013]

Thank you bro!!! I was looking for this function ....keep posting videos of ti 36x pro...

[@AJPapi]

Thumbs up for you. Thumbs down to Texas Instruments for making it take so many steps on this calculator.

[@merloponty7776]

Thanks a lot for the help!

[@carcez]

hi I am just trying to do this operation in my calculator. Multiply 3 exp (j 30o) by 1 + 3j. I have the same calculator. I get a data type error always when I want to perform this operation. Please let me know.

[@PugsleyAd]

I think you instructed the viewer to set radians and the result you show is in degrees, causing a little confusion. Great video though!

[@Brenda-jf2pe]

Use a sharpie, could not see your written example!

[@PercentageSign]

Thank you

[@CliffStamp]

That is an insensible choice given a multi-line display.