$$ if \arg{z^{1/3}}= 1/2 \arg{z^2+\bar{z}.z^{1/3}}, \ then \ find\ |z|$$
@kc_kennylau can you help me in this.... :)
\[\Large arg(\sqrt[3]z)=\frac12arg(z^2)+\overline{z}\times\sqrt[3]z\]
Is this what you mean
I have no idea how you would add an angle to a complex number
no it is $$\huge 1/2 \arg({z^{2}+\bar z .z^{1/3}})$$
oh
\[\Large\arg\sqrt[3]z=\frac12\arg(z^2+\bar z\times\sqrt[3]z)\]
So this is what you mean
yes..... :P i forgot to put the brackets in the question.. :)
Should I let z be \(r(\cos\theta+i\sin\theta)\)
I don't know. I am just numb to this action. Just let me a way out.. :)
hey, is the $$2arg(x)= arg(x^2)$$ is it so. If, yes , than i can proceed. :).. May be...:P
\[2\arg(z)=2\theta=\arg(z^2)\]
Yep
I will try the rest thank you.. :)
\[\frac13\theta=\frac12\arg[r(\cos2\theta+i\sin2\theta)+r(\cos-\frac23\theta+i\sin-\frac23\theta)]\]
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