Python cmath.rect() Method
Example
Convert polar coordinates to rectangular form:
#import cmath for complex number operations
import cmath
#convert
a polar coordinate to rectangular form
print(cmath.rect(3.1622776601683795, 1.2490457723982544))
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Definition and Usage
The cmath.rect()
method converts polar
coordinates to rectangular form of the complex number. It creates a complex
number with phase and modulus.
This method is equivalent to r * (math.cos(phi) +
math.sin(phi)*1j)
.
Note: The radius r is the length of the vector, and phi (phase angle) is the angle made with the real axis.
Syntax
cmath.rect(r, phi)
Parameter Values
Parameter | Description |
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r | Required. Represents the modulus of a complex number |
phi | Required. Represents the phase of a complex number |
Technical Details
Return Value: | A complex value, representing the rectangular form of a complex number |
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Python Version: | 2.6 |