Pre-Calculus, 9th edition
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The complex number is .
Convert the complex number into polar form.
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The polar form of is .
Find the cube roots of .
Theorem :
If is a positive integer, the complex number has exactly distinct complex roots.
The complex roots are , where .
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Substitute .
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Substitute .
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Substitute .
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The complex fourth roots of are , , and .
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