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What are the fourth roots of -3+3√3i?

What are the fourth roots of -3+3√3i?
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What are the fourth roots of -3+3√3i?

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User Shijie Xu
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Answer:

Set

−

3

+

3

√

3

i

equal to

0

.

−

3

+

3

√

3

i

=

0

Since

−

3

+

3

√

3

i

≠

0

, there are no solutions.

Explanation:

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