Grapher complex numbers Polar Form

I don't know whether Grapher can do what you want, but of possible interest is

a) You can make the Angle symbol by going to Character Viewer (Edit > Special Characters) and finding Unicode 2220: ∠

b) You can make the Degree sign by Option/alt + Shift + 8: °

My guess would be that since the equation palette doesn't have the symbols you need, Grapher probably can't do it. But my knowledge of this app is very limited.

PS You should be able to find something you can download that would do this, e.g.

http://www.ecalc.com/calculator/scientific/

See these for possible help:

http://macetprof.free.fr/MacEtProf/Grapher.html
http://homepage.mac.com/tlindywizdumb/math/Grapher_index.htm

Could be, I didn't investigate, just provided the links, since Apple's documentation is basically nonexistent.

Hello !
Using Grapher 2.1 ( OS X 10.6.4 French) :
1) You may enter complex expressions and perform calculations using both format a+ib or rho e^îalpha (radian only) but all results are formatted a+ib.
abs(constant complex expression) to get the result modulus,
arg(constant complex expression) for the result argument (radian).
2) angle unit choice in Grapher preferences works for trigonometric functions only, if done before opening the working window. If your choice is degrees :
2(cos30+isin30) degrees here, but in 2e^i30 it is 30 radians !

Very good documentation through links provided by « baltwo ».

Is this useful for you ?

So long, YB24