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Each complex \"\" root of a nonzero complex number \"\" has the same magnitude.

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Let \"\", be a complex number and let \"\" be an integer.

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If \"\", there are \"\" distinct complex \"\" roots of \"\" given by the formula:

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Where \"\".

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We will not prove this result in its entirety.

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Instead,we shall show only that each \"\" in the equation\"\" satisfies the equation \"\"

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proving that each \"\" is a complex \"\" root of \"\".

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Apply De Moivres therom:

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So for each \"\", \"\" is a complex \"\" root of \"\".

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Therefore each complex \"\" root of a nonzero complex number \"\" has the same magnitude.

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The Therom is proved.