Converting between Forms When working with phasors it is often necessary to convert between rectangular and polar form. To convert from rectangular form to polar form: M = sqrt{A^2 + B^2} f = arctan (B/A) To convert from polar to rectangular form: A is the part of the phasor along the real axis A = Mcos(f); B is the part of the phasor along the imaginary axis B = Msin(f); For example I have 20+j10 (rectangular form) and I need to change it to exponential form which would be a 22,3 x e^j26,5(degrees). Can I do this actions with my casio FX-115ES because other cheaper scientific calculators can, but I can't find this function in casio...

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