Missing j in complex form of sine function

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EastWindBreaks

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since they are in complex vector form, its missing a " j " on the sin() part, correct?

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I believe you have it correct. It looks like a typo to me.

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Nov 7, 2017

Charles Link said:

I believe you have it correct. It looks like a typo to me.

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Missing j in complex form of sine function

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