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oiler formula says
cosx+isinx
but here they multiply by minus the imaginary part of the phasor representation
the coefficient of sine is minus the imaginary part
why??
Problem in transition from phasor to normal
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oiler formula says
cosx+isinx
but here they multiply by minus the imaginary part of the phasor representation
the coefficient of sine is minus the imaginary part
why??
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nhrock3 said:
That's "Euler" formula. A Frenchman, not a oil tanker. And I suppose you mean the identity
[tex]e^{ix} = \cos x + i\sin x[/tex]
I have no idea what your image has to do with your question. Do you mean this? :
[tex]e^{-ix} = \cos{(- x)} + i\sin {(-x)} = \cos x - i\sin x[/tex]
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LCKurtz said:
A nitpick: Euler was Swiss, not French.
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CEL said:
You are right! And I see upon looking him up, I would also have misspelled his first name had I mentioned it.
