Polar and Rectangular Cartesian conversion using Casio FX-115ES PLUS FX -991ES PLUS 2nd Edition

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In this video we learn how convert polar and rectangular coordinate one to the other using Casio FX-115ES PLUS FX -991ES PLUS 2nd Edition
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@vplgery 6 месяцев назад

You're amazing for this video. I learned so much and I'm studying for the FE exam.

@equaser 5 месяцев назад

Glad it was helpful! I have multiple videos on this calcualtor. Just search.

@alexeypopov314 3 года назад

Thank you so much, Ahmad! As I recall it is not the first time you are saving me! I have a 991EX and needed to perform exactly what you are telling in this tutorial - convert a set of rectangular coordinates to polar. Re-read instructions for the calculator and couldn't make heads or tails of it. Decided to use Excel. Then stumbled upon your tutorial, did all the steps after you - and voila! Less than 10 minutes later my task is closed. Your tutorials are so easy to understand! I am so grateful to you for them. The only thing I humbly take a responsibility to add - when I tried to enter conversion from rectangular (4, sqrt(2)) to polar my calculator was giving me syntax errors. The problem was that it put the closing bracket under the square root sign. I had to press the Right once to fix the error. I hope it helps somebody.

@equaser 3 года назад

Hello Alexey, thank you for the comment and valuing my tutorial. Stay safe .