If z = -5√3+5i and w = -3√3-3i, find arg(zw), arg 5 (²), Arg(zw), and Arg (²).
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Transcribed Image Text:1. If z = -5√3+5i and w = -3√3-3i, find arg(zw), arg 3 (²), Arg(zw), and Arg (Z).
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2. Find and geometrically visualize all 5* roots of -16-16√3i. (You can write your answer in exponential
or polar form)
3. Find all complex solutions of z4 +81 = 0
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