Complex exponential form to have the argument in different angle measurements

[MrH-nerd]

I would like the angle measurement in the exponential or polar form of complex numbers to match the angle measurement set in the calculator,

currently the exponential form is only giving the result in radians.

please note the change in the angle measurement,

This is a feature on other calculators, e.g. the TI84 (and is the last/only barrier preventing my school switching to NumWorks as our school wide calculator)

[adri1numworks]

Thank you for your suggestion! I'd like to emphasize that displaying an argument in degrees is not exact from a mathematical point of view. The definition involves radians. Could you precise your use case here so i can understand why you'd need an argument in degrees?

[MrH-nerd]

Hi,
the only case would be helping students see the connection between the exponential form and the polar form,
my colleagues have used this as part of the introduction to the topic before then warning and explaining to them that degrees are not an exact form and that radians must be used,
to be perfectly honest from my side I am happy for it to remain this way, but it was a point of argument in our maths department we are in the process of deciding on a single calculator model to have across the school going forward, and this was the only point that the TI could do, that the numworks could not.

[ukr-reader]

Off topic from your initial request, but we feel the Numworks is way ahead of eg TI-84 not least because of its ease of use. We especially like its handling of statistical distributions and associated calculations. It's been our department's A level calculator of choice for a number of years now. Happy to chat more (outside of this issues repo!) if you'd like