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Find the complex square roots and write the answer in polar form. 4(cos60º + i sin60º)
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Again, convert this complex number to the form \(\large re^{i\theta}\). Possibly any square root you will encounter is just when you raise something to the power \(1/2\). So you should first get the exponential form, then raise that to the power \(1/2\).
Just another mention:\[\large \cos(\theta) + i\sin(\theta) = e^{i\theta}\]
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