Calculators HP 50G complex numbers with a fraction?

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The discussion centers around inputting a complex number in polar form on a calculator, specifically the HP 50G. Users encounter syntax errors when attempting to use the division symbol directly with the complex number format. A suggested workaround is to use parentheses around the division, such as entering it as ((1000/3), ∠36.87). However, one user reports that the only successful method they found was to express it as (1000, ∠36.87)/3. The conversation highlights the importance of formatting in calculator inputs to avoid errors.
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I have a problem to put the complex number in mode (1000/3, ∠36.87), apparently the division simbol gives some syntax error
 
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I don't have a 50G but you might try putting parens around the 1000/3, entering it as ((1000/3), ∠36.87).
 
Tom.G said:
I don't have a 50G but you might try putting parens around the 1000/3, entering it as ((1000/3), ∠36.87).
thx for reply, but I've already tried this the only solution I've found was (1000, ∠36.87)/3
 
Leandro de Oliveira said:
thx for reply, but I've already tried this the only solution I've found was (1000, ∠36.87)/3

Hmm, I'll have to keep that one in mind. Sorta obvious once you point it out though. :rolleyes:

Thanks for the update.
 
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