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Find modulus and argument of the complex number z1 and find the nth roots of z1 where n=5,6 or 7.
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De Moivre's Theorem: nth roots of a complex number
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Name | Type | Generated Value |
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q1 | string |
The complex number is in the f
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argrn | number |
5.095
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q3 | string |
The complex number is in the t
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q2 | string |
The complex number is in the s
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q4 | string |
The complex number is in the f
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md1 | number |
1.239
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arg1 | number |
-2.034
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s2 | integer |
-1
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s1 | integer |
-1
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targ1 | number |
-2.0344439358
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n | integer |
7
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a1 | integer |
-2
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m1 | string |
The complex number is in the t
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t | integer |
3
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tol | number |
0.001
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ans1 | number |
4.472
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gap | number |
0.898
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adj | integer |
0
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z1 | number |
-2 - 4i
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argr1 | number |
-0.291
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b1 | integer |
-4
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Find the modulus and argument of {z1} to 3 decimal places.
(i) |{z1}|=
(ii) arg({z1})=
Hence find the following {n}th roots of {z1} i.e. solve for z, z{n}={z1}.
How many roots are there?
All the roots have the same modulus.
Input the modulus here:
What is the argument of the root with the least argument?
What is the argument of the root with the greatest argument?
If the roots are ordered in terms of their increasing arguments, what is the angle between successive roots?
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