nth Root of Complex Number...3

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    Section 6.6

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    upload_2022-2-27_20-25-43.jpeg
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    convert upload_2022-2-28_11-26-24.gif to polar form and you will get

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    I gotta try a few more on my own time but not without moving on to Chapter 7. The next chapter deals with systems of equations. We get away from trigonometry for a while.
     
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    you made mistake at very beginning
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    and
    r = 4, θ = π/6
     

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    How is theta pi/6?
     
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