Complex numbers, higher powers of complex roots

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._. what is this ._.
SirLancelotDuLac
Oh my, this is basically a lotta simplifications.
Opt
Opt2w ago
What's that jump from the z⁸+1/z⁴ step to the next?
SirLancelotDuLac
Oh right sorry. Consider line number 5, put z=alpha and beta and multiply both sides by alpha^n and beta^n in both the equations and add, then follow through steps further on. Similar to what you do in Newton's formula.
Opt
Opt2w ago
Then don't you have to multiply by two on the RHS? Newton?
Opt
Opt2w ago
Oh gotcha. I forgot about the z⁴ on the RHS
hardcoreisdead
a smarter soln
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hardcoreisdead
is it possible to think like this in exam tho?
Dexter
Dexter2w ago
mai hota to demoivers laga ke bash krta my ass cannot think all this in paper pressure

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