Consider the following. square roots of 16(cos(60°) + i sin(60°)) (a) Find the roots of the given complex number in trigonometric form. (Let 0 ? ? < 360°.) smaller ?-value $z_0 = 4(cos(30°) + i sin(30°))$ larger ?-value $z_1 = $ Should you use the form cis() or the form cos() + i sin()? (b) Write each of the roots in standard form. $z_0 = $ $z_1 = $

          Consider the following.
square roots of 16(cos(60°) + i sin(60°))
(a) Find the roots of the given complex number in trigonometric form. (Let 0 ? ? < 360°.)
smaller ?-value
$z_0 = 4(cos(30°) + i sin(30°))$
larger ?-value
$z_1 = $
Should you use the form cis() or the form cos() + i sin()? 
(b) Write each of the roots in standard form.
$z_0 = $
$z_1 = $

Consider the following.
square roots of 16(cos(60°) + i sin(60°))
(a) Find the roots of the given complex number in trigonometric form. (Let 0 ? ? < 360°.)
smaller ?-value
z0 = 4(cos(30°) + i sin(30°))
larger ?-value
z1 =
Should you use the form cis() or the form cos() + i sin()?
(b) Write each of the roots in standard form.
z0 =
z1 =

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Given: square roots of 16(cos(60°)+isin(60°)) To find the roots, we need to find the square roots of the modulus (16) and half the argument (60°/2 = 30°). So, the roots in trigonometric form are: z0 = 4(cos(30°)+isin(30°)) z1 = 4(cos(30°+180°)+isin(30°+180°)) Show more…

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