HP -225 Owner's Manual page 57

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To convert from rectangular to polar coordinates:
1. Store the rectangular coordinates: Key in x and press [xCOORD .
Key in y and press @[yCOORD].
2. Calculate the polar coordinates: Press J[RADIUS] and/or
W(ANGLE].
To convert from polar to rectangular coordinates:
1. Store the polar coordinates: Key in r and press [j[RADIUS . Key in
6 and press [ANGLE ] .
2. Calculate the rectangular coordinates: Press [J§[xCOORD] and/or
@(coorD].
Example: Coordinate Conversions. Part 1: Convert the rectangu-
lar coordinates (10,—15) to polar coordinates.
Keys:
Display:
Description:
B(MoDEs] {DG}
Sets Degrees mode.
10 J§(xCOORD]
x=10.0000
Stores x.
15 (*4] (»COORD
»=-15.0000
Stores y.
B(RADIUS]
r=18.0278
Calculates r.
B(ANGLE]
8=-56.3099
Calculates 6.
Part 2: Convert the polar coordinates (7,30°) to rectangular
coordinates:
7 B(RADIUS]
r=7.0000
Stores .
30 @BANGLE
8=30.0000
Stores 6.
B8(=COORD]
x=6.0622
Calculates x.
@8(coorD)
»=3.5000
Calculates y.
Part 3: Convert (6, 30°) to rectangular coordinates:
6 @(RrADIUS]
r=6.0000
Stores r. (30° is still
stored in 6.)
8(xCoorp]
x=5.1962
Calculates x.
@(>CooRrD]
»=3.0000
Calculates y.
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