RPN83P: RPN calculator for TI-83+ TI-84+ inspired by HP-42S

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(12-17-2024 10:57 PM)Liamtoh Resu Wrote:  https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-tra...ular-form/

I normally avoid geeksforgeeks, the quality of their content is not very good. That page covers some of the basics of complex numbers. But it doesn't cover the phasor notation used in engineering, and used by many calculators including RPN83P.

Unfortunately, I don't have a better reference to give you for complex numbers. I learned it too many years ago.