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Show that complex nth root of a nonzero complex number w lies on a circle with centre at the origin. What is the radius of this circle?

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The points form a circle with centre at the origin and radius equals to rm

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Step 1.  Considering a complex number w  

Assume w=r(cosθ∘+isinθ∘)be a non zero complex number. According to the theorem it has m distinct roots where m≥2

zn=rm[cosθοm+2nπm+isinθοm+2nπm]

n=0,1,2,3........(m-1)

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Step 2. Calculations 

Now if we plot this complex roots on a graph with origin , x-axis as real axis and y-axis as imaginary axis then,

x-coordinate = rmcos(θοm+2nπm)

y-coordinate=rmsin(θοm+2nπm)

magnitude of distance of the point from the origin is

zn=(rmcos(θοm+2nπm))2+(rmsin(θοm+2nπm))2zn=rm2(cos(θοm+2nπm))2+(sin(θοm+2nπm))2zn=rm

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Step 3. Conclusion

Now we can see that the for any value of n, magnitude of the distance of the point from the origin is constant. So the points form a circle with centre at the origin and radius equals to rm

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