Write a complex number in polar form

Hello,I would like to know how do I write a complex number in its polar form. Like the image below.

Mycode:

Soperacao = (0.8*250*0.746e3)/(0.87*0.85)
IloadM1 = Soperacao/(sqrt(3)*2.4e3);
IloadM1angle = rad2deg(acos(0.85));
IloadM1 = [IloadM1 IloadM1angle] % is not working, in this way
Iload = IloadM1/(600/(sqrt(3)*2.4))
re = abs(Iload);
thetae = angle(Iload);
Icc3phi_angulo = rad2deg(thetae);
fprintf('Iload = %0.4f /__ %0.2f\n', re, Icc3phi_angulo)

The operation, i want to do:

Answer 1

[Star Strider]

The ‘image below’ is slightly difficult to read, however the code to do that is easy to write. This is called phasor notation.

phasorr = @(z) [abs(z) angle(z)];
phasord = @(z) [abs(z) rad2deg(angle(z))];

Z = [5 + 1j*2; 5 - 1j*2]

Z = 
   5.0000 + 2.0000i
   5.0000 - 2.0000i

prad = phasorr(Z)

prad = 2×2

5.3852 0.3805 5.3852 -0.3805

pdeg = phasord(Z)

pdeg = 2×2

5.3852 21.8014 5.3852 -21.8014

Check = [prad(:,1) .* exp(1j*prad(:,2))]

Check = 
   5.0000 + 2.0000i
   5.0000 - 2.0000i

And it works!

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[Luccas S.]

It worked, thank you !!

[Star Strider]

As always, my pleasure!

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