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  • 1. By writing ω = a + ib (where a and b are real), solve the equation ω = −5 − 12i

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    This document solves the quadratic equation ω2 = −5 − 12i by writing ω as a complex number a + ib. It finds that the two roots are ω = −5 ± √(23)i/2. It then uses these roots to find the two roots of the quadratic equation z2 − (4 + i)z + (5 + 5i) = 0.

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    Teorema Demouvre

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    demoivre Theorem

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    This document solves the quadratic equation ω2 = −5 − 12i by writing ω as a complex number a + ib. It finds that the two roots are ω = −5 ± √(23)i/2. It then uses these roots to find the two roots of the quadratic equation z2 − (4 + i)z + (5 + 5i) = 0.

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    1. By writing ω = a + ib (where a and b are real), solve the equation ω = −5 − 12i

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    This document solves the quadratic equation ω2 = −5 − 12i by writing ω as a complex number a + ib. It finds that the two roots are ω = −5 ± √(23)i/2. It then uses these roots to find the two roots of the quadratic equation z2 − (4 + i)z + (5 + 5i) = 0.

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    By writing = a + ib (where a and b are real), solve the equation


    2 = 5 12i.
    2

    w =512 i
    w 2+12 i+ 5=0

    w=5

    w=5

    ( 2548 )
    2

    ( 23 ) i
    2

    Hence find the two roots of the quadratic equation


    z2 (4 + i) z + (5 + 5i) = 0.

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