Question #173747

Let α be a complex number that satisfies both the equations from the previous question. Which of the following are possible arguments of the cube roots of α?

a) π/6

b) 5π/6

c) π/12

d) π/2

e) 5π/12

f) 0

g) π

h) -π/2










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Expert's answer
2021-03-23T05:31:32-0400

α=r(cosφ+isinφ)\alpha=r(cos\varphi+isin\varphi)


α3=r3(cos(φ+2kπ3)+isin(φ+2kπ3))\sqrt[3]{\alpha}=\sqrt[3]{r}(cos(\frac{\varphi+2k\pi}{3})+isin(\frac{\varphi+2k\pi}{3})) , 0k20\leq k\leq 2

For example:

if φ=π/2\varphi=\pi/2 then arguments θ\theta of the cube roots of α\alpha :

k=0k=0 : θ=π/6\theta=\pi/6

k=1k=1 : θ=5π/6\theta=5\pi/6

k=2k=2 : θ=3π/2\theta=3\pi/2

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