How to slove this division having angles involved [ 14.73 Angle − 37.66◦ / 26.08 Angle 122.47◦] ?
+33665 It might be that the numerator and denominator each represent magnitude and phase angle (electrical engineers do this a lot). Usually this would be written as: magnitude∠phase
It means
$$magnitude\times e^{i\times phase}$$
To do the division you divide the magnitudes and subtract the angle in the denominator from that in the numerator:
(14.73/26.08)∠(-37.66°-122.47°) = 0.5648∠-160.13°
However, the poster of the question would need to say if this is what was intended.
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+33665 It might be that the numerator and denominator each represent magnitude and phase angle (electrical engineers do this a lot). Usually this would be written as: magnitude∠phase
It means
$$magnitude\times e^{i\times phase}$$
To do the division you divide the magnitudes and subtract the angle in the denominator from that in the numerator:
(14.73/26.08)∠(-37.66°-122.47°) = 0.5648∠-160.13°
However, the poster of the question would need to say if this is what was intended.
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