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find the 4th roots of the complex number z(subscript)1=1+sqrt3i. please help!
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arctan(sqrt3/1) = 60 degrees
the length of (1,sqrt3) = 2
therefore:\[2^{1/4}(cos(60/4)+isin(60/4))\]
thats correct bravo
is that the one of the 4 roots? how do i find the other 3?
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add multiples of 90 degrees to the angle ... 3 times
yeah
so 4th root of 2 ( cos 105) + i sin(105) is the second one? and 4th root of 2(cos95) + isin(195) is the third ? and 4th root of 2(285) + i sin(185) is the fourth one?
(60/4) + 90n, n=0,1,2,3
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