Nth Roots of a Complex Number by moebiuscurve
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This example demonstrates the Nth roots of a complex number. Key mathematical concepts include complex numbers, roots, and the geometric representation of complex numbers. Using GeoGebra commands such as Intersect, Vector, Circle, and Sequence, the example dynamically shows the Nth roots of a complex number. Suitable for high school mathematics education and learning.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Intersect(xAxis, yAxis) → OVector(O, Z) → ZVectorCircle(O, Z) → ZCircleSequence((Z^(1 / n) * ℯ^((((ί * 2) * π) * k / n))), k, 0, n - 1) → RootsCircle(O, abs(ZVector)^(1 / n)) → WCircleSequence(Text["W_{" + ((k * "}")), Element[Roots, k], n > 0, n > 0], k, 1, n) → RootsLabelsSequence(Vector[O, Element[Roots, k]], k, 1, n) → RootsVectorsPoint(WCircle) → WSequence(Circle[O, abs(W^(k))], k, 2, n - 1) → WCirclesSequence(Vector[O, W^(k)], k, 1, n) → WVectorsVector(O, (1, 0)) → uSequence(Text["W^{" + (k) + "}", W^(k), n > 0, n > 0], k, 2, n) → WLabelsText("W", W) → textWSequence(Text["W^{" + (k) + "}, \angle" + (Angle[u, Vector[W^(k)]]), W^(k), n > 0, n > 0], k, 2, n) → WLabelsAnglesText("W, ∠" + (Angle[u, Vector[W]]), W) → textWAnglesText("Z, ∠" + (Angle[u, Vector[Z]]), Z) → textZAnglesText("Z", Z) → textZSequence(Text["W_{" + ((k * "}, \angle")) + (Angle[u, Vector[Element[Roots, k]]]), Element[Roots, k], n > 0, n > 0], k, 1, n) → RootsLabelsAngles