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Could someone explain #23 using De Moivre\'s theorem? Uhons em can be föulnd m o

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Could someone explain #23 using De Moivre's theorem?

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x^4 +4x^2 +16 =0

let x^2 =p==>x^4 =p^2

p^2 +4p +16 =0

==>p =(-4 +sqrt(4^2 -4*1*16))/2,(-4 -sqrt(4^2 -4*1*16))/2

==>p =(-4 +sqrt(-48))/2,(-4 -sqrt(-48))/2

==>p =(-4 +i4sqrt(3))/2,(-4 -i4sqrt(3))/2

==>p =-2 +i2sqrt(3),-2 -i2sqrt(3)

==>p =2(-1 +isqrt(3)),2(-1 -isqrt(3))

==>p =4(-1/2 +i(sqrt(3))/2), 4((-1)/2 +i(-sqrt(3))/2)

==>p=4ei 2pi/3,4ei 4pi/3

==>x^2 =4ei 2pi/3,   x^2=4ei 4pi/3

==>x=sqrt(4ei 2pi/3) ,x=sqrt(4ei 4pi/3)

==>x=2sqrt(ei 2pi/3) ,x=2sqrt(ei 4pi/3)

==>x=2(ei 2pi/(3*2)),2(ei 2pi/(3*2)+2pi/2),x=2(ei 4pi/(3*2)),2(ei 4pi/(3*2)+2pi/2)

==>x=2(ei pi/3),2(ei 4pi/3),x=2(ei 2pi/3),2(ei 5pi/3)

==>x = 1+i sqrt(3),x = -1-i sqrt(3),x = -1+i sqrt(3),x = 1-i sqrt(3)