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Complex numbers - nth roots of r(cosa+isina) What's k there?
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Find the fourth roots of the following complex numbers, expressing your answers in polar form with argument ∈ (−pi,pi ]: 2-(squareroot12)*i
k is listed as all integers. the idea is that if you add 2 pi (360º) to an angle, you get back to the same place. adding (or subtracting) any multiple of 2pi does not change to position of your point (e.g. -60º + 360º gets you the same place as -60º+ 2*360º)
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