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2 years ago

Z^5=-7776i

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Sloan [31]2 years ago

7 0

Answer:

Z=+6

Step-by-step explanation:

Z^5=-7776i

Let's note that i I mathematics means negative one i.e

i = -1

So the equation is equal to

Z^5=-*-(7776)

Z^5 = 7776

Z= 5√7776

Since it's a divisible by 6

It's giving us a clue that 6 it's the answer.

Ok let's check the 5th root of 7776 in our calculator.

Z=+6

+6 is the solution to the equation

Z^5=-7776i

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