
Mark M. answered 03/10/21
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
|| z || = 1
θ = 180°
z1/4 =
1(cos 180° / 4 + i sin 180° / 4)
1(cos 540° / 4 + i sin 540 / 4 )
1(cos 900° / 4 + i sin 900 / 4)
1(cos 1260° / 4 + i sin 1)260 / 4
Elif I.
asked 03/10/21Mark M. answered 03/10/21
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
|| z || = 1
θ = 180°
z1/4 =
1(cos 180° / 4 + i sin 180° / 4)
1(cos 540° / 4 + i sin 540 / 4 )
1(cos 900° / 4 + i sin 900 / 4)
1(cos 1260° / 4 + i sin 1)260 / 4
Sam Z. answered 03/10/21
Math/Science Tutor
z^4=-1
=i
"i" is the ^.5 of -1.
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Mark M.
i^4 = 1 not -103/10/21