Recent content by palgun kumar
-
P
Undergrad Can e^jwt be simplified to 2cos(wt) using complex exponentials?
square root of -1 is 1 with angle of 90 degrees or 1 with angle of -90 degrees- palgun kumar
- Post #3
- Forum: Calculus
-
P
Undergrad Can e^jwt be simplified to 2cos(wt) using complex exponentials?
it is given that e^jwt=cos(wt)+jsin(wt)... but j=1 with angle 90 degrees..now by multiplying any function by j means multiplying the magnitude by 1 and phase change of 90 degree... so, jsin(wt)=sin(wt)*1 with angle 90 degrees = sin(wt+90) =cos(wt)...- palgun kumar
- Thread
- Complex Multiplication
- Replies: 4
- Forum: Calculus