Find the cube roots of 8(cos 216° + i sin 216°)
Do you know the law of De Moivre?
Nope
Hmm ok, it's basically a simple law but it doesn't seem quite intuitive without a deeper understanding of complex number, have you ever seen this equation, known as Eulers expression of a complex number: \[\Large e^{i\phi}=\cos(\phi)+i\sin(\phi) \]
Pre-cal is horrid lol. Thank you for trying to help me, I'm just not getting it..
Maybe someone manages to explain you this problem without the use of it, or there are always just solution problems for this kind of a problem. However, at it's basic I'd recommend you to get an insight into complex numbers, what their properties are and how to work with them (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division). They share a lot of properties with vectors too.
there are three answers, not one.
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