Step 1 :

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Theorem :

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If n is a positive integer, the complex number \"\" has exactly n distinct complex \"\"roots.

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The complex roots are  \"\", where \"\".

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Step 2 :

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The complex number is \"\".

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First convert the complex number into polar form.

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 Compare the complex number with \"\".

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\"\".

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\"\"

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The angle is \"\".

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\"\"

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The polar form of \"\" is \"\".

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The complex fourth roots of  \"\"are :

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\"\", here n = 4 and k = 0, 1, 2 and 3.

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Step 3 :

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The four complex roots are :

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For k = 0,

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\"\"

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For k = 1,

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\"\"

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For k = 2,

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\"\"

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For k = 3,

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\"\"

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The complex fourth roots of \"\" are \"\"

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Step 4:

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Graph the complex number  \"\" is,

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\"\"

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Solution :

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The complex fourth roots of \"\" are \"\"

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Graph the complex number  \"\" is,

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\"\"

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