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Mama L [17]
3 years ago
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Given the complex numbers A1 5 6/30 and A2 5 4 1 j5, (a) convert A1 to rectangular form; (b) convert A2 to polar and exponential

form; (c) calculate A3 5 (A1 1A2), giving your answer in polar form; (d) calculate A4 5 A1A2, giving your answer in rectangular form; (e) calculate A5 5 A1ysA* 2d, giving your answer in exponential form.
Engineering
1 answer:
Deffense [45]3 years ago
6 0

This question is incomplete, the complete question is;

Given the complex numbers A₁ = 6∠30 and A₂ = 4 + j5;

(a) convert A₁ to rectangular form

(b) convert A₂ to polar and exponential form

(c) calculate A₃ = (A₁ + A₂), giving your answer in polar form

(d) calculate A₄ = A₁A₂, giving your answer in rectangular form

(e) calculate A₅ = A₁/(A^{*}₂), giving your answer in exponential form.

Answer:

a) A₁ in rectangular form is 5.196 + j3

b) value of A₃  in polar form is 12.19∠41.02°

The polar form of A₂ is 6.403 ∠51.34°, exponential form of A₂ = 6.403e^{j51.34 }

c) value of A₃  in polar form is 12.19∠41.02°

d) A₄ in rectangular form is 5.784 + j37.98

e) A₅ in exponential form is 0.937e^{j81.34 }

Explanation:

Given data in the question;

a) A₁ = 6∠30

we convert A₁ to rectangular form

so

A₁ = 6(cos30° + jsin30°)

= 6cos30° + j6cos30°

= (6 × 0.866) + ( j × 6 × 0.5)

A₁  =  5.196 + j3

Therefore, A₁ in rectangular form is 5.196 + j3

b) A₂ = 4 + j5

we convert to polar and exponential form;

first we convert to polar form

A₂ = √((4)² + (5)²) ∠tan⁻¹( \frac{5}{4} )

= √(16 + 25) ∠tan⁻¹( 1.25 )

= √41 ∠ 51.34°

A₂ = 6.403 ∠51.34°

The polar form of A₂ is 6.403 ∠51.34°

next we convert to exponential form;

A∠β can be written as Ae^{j\beta }

so, A₂  in exponential form will be;

A₂ = 6.403e^{j51.34 }

exponential form of A₂ = 6.403e^{j51.34 }

c) A₃ = (A₁ + A₂)

giving your answer in polar form

so, A₁ = 6∠30 = 5.196 + j3 and A₂ = 4 + j5

we substitute

A₃ = (5.196 + j3) + ( 4 + j5)

= 9.196 + J8

next we convert to polar

A₃ = √((9.196)² + (8)²) ∠tan⁻¹( \frac{8 }{9.196} )

A₃ = √(84.566416 + 64) ∠tan⁻¹( 0.8699)

A₃ = √148.566416 ∠41.02°    

A₃ = 12.19∠41.02°

Therefore, value of A₃  in polar form is 12.19∠41.02°

d) A₄ = A₁A₂

giving your answer in rectangular form

we substitute

A₄ = (5.196 + j3) ( 4 + j5)

= 5.196( 4 + j5) + j3( 4 + j5)

= 20.784 + j25.98 + j12 - 15

A₄ = 5.784 + j37.98

Therefore, A₄ in rectangular form is 5.784 + j37.98

e) A₅ = A₁/(A^{*}₂)

giving your answer in exponential form

we know that A^{*}₂ is the complex  conjugate of A₂

so

A^{*}₂ = (6.403 ∠51.34° )*

= 6.403 ∠-51.34°

we convert to exponential form

A∠β can be written as Ae^{j\beta }

A^{*}₂  = 6.403e^{-j51.34 }

also

A₁ = 6∠30

we convert to polar form

A₁ = 6e^{j30 }

so A₅ = A₁/(A^{*}₂)

A₅ = 6e^{j30 } / 6.403e^{-j51.34 }

A₅  = (6/6.403) e^{j(30+51.34) }

A₅  = 0.937e^{j81.34 }

Therefore A₅ in exponential form is 0.937e^{j81.34 }

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