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For z1=[(1-i)/(1+i√3)]^(1/6) z2=[(1-i)/(√3+i)]^(1/6) z3=[(1+i)/(√3-1)]^(1/6) Which of the following holds? A).summation of |z|^2=3/2 B).summation of |z1|^3+|z2|^3=|z^3|^-6 C).|z1|^4+|z2|^4=|z3|^-8 D).|z1|^4+|z2|^4=|z3|^8
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@ganeshie8
|Z3|^-6 in second option (rhs)
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@loser66
I can't read it . Can you take a snapshot?
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I use os on mobile..
@snowsurf
This looks like a complex analysis problem. I'm not sure about this one.
@hartnn
all the z's have magnitude 1/sqrt 2 isn't it ? also, whats the denominator of z3 ?
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i mean magnitude as \((\dfrac{1}{\sqrt 2})^{\dfrac{1}{6}}\)
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