HP-35s complex numbers in polar mode
05-18-2020, 06:15 PM
Post: #7
 pinkman Senior Member Posts: 387 Joined: Mar 2018
RE: HP-35s complex numbers in polar mode
We all wished the 35s was a 42s...
But it’s a good calculator and you could add a small program to create the same function.

Code:
 C001 LBL C C002 ENTER C003 SIN C004 i C005 x C006 x<>y C007 COS C008 + C009 x C010 RTN

Usage:
2
[SQRT]
45
XEQ C
[Enter]

I used the z = r(i.sinΘ+ cosΘ) form to handle deg or rad modes. Unfortunately there is no flag giving the polar or rectangular mode, otherwise we could have simulated the whole behavior of the 42s.

Regards,
Thibault
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