Find the roots of 27 - (-1+3i) = 0. Important: When calculating the roots, you must use non-truncated values for the modulus and argument calculated in parts (i) and (ii) and not the approximated values, otherwise the final answer may not be correct. Find the modulus and argument of -1 +32 to 3 decimal places. Expected answer: 3.162 (i) - 1 + 3i| = 3.162 Expected answer: 1.893 How many roots are there? 7 All the roots have the same modulus. (ii) arg(-1 + 3i) = 1.893 in the range [0, 2π). Hence use (i) and (ii) find the roots of 27 - (-1+3i) = 0 i.e. solve for z, z² = -1 + 3i. Expected answer: 7 to 3 decimal places. Expected answer: 1.179 Input the modulus here: 1.179 What is the argument of the root with the least positive argument? Expected answer: 0.270 radians, to 3 decimal places (to 3 decimal places). 0.337 * radians (to 3 decimal places) If the roots are ordered in terms of their increasing arguments, what is the angle between Expected answer: 0.898 successive roots? 0.898 radians (to 3 decimal places).
Find the roots of 27 - (-1+3i) = 0. Important: When calculating the roots, you must use non-truncated values for the modulus and argument calculated in parts (i) and (ii) and not the approximated values, otherwise the final answer may not be correct. Find the modulus and argument of -1 +32 to 3 decimal places. Expected answer: 3.162 (i) - 1 + 3i| = 3.162 Expected answer: 1.893 How many roots are there? 7 All the roots have the same modulus. (ii) arg(-1 + 3i) = 1.893 in the range [0, 2π). Hence use (i) and (ii) find the roots of 27 - (-1+3i) = 0 i.e. solve for z, z² = -1 + 3i. Expected answer: 7 to 3 decimal places. Expected answer: 1.179 Input the modulus here: 1.179 What is the argument of the root with the least positive argument? Expected answer: 0.270 radians, to 3 decimal places (to 3 decimal places). 0.337 * radians (to 3 decimal places) If the roots are ordered in terms of their increasing arguments, what is the angle between Expected answer: 0.898 successive roots? 0.898 radians (to 3 decimal places).
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