Math, asked by samriddhsharma28, 7 months ago

if the roots of the equation z^8=1 are 1,z1,z2,z3,z4,z5,z6,z7, then find the value of sigma k=1 to 7 for z^7K​

Answers

Answered by iipi74357
0

Answer:

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Answered by syed2020ashaels
0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

(z

n

−1)=(z−1)(z−z

1

)(z−z

2

).....(z−z

n−1

)(1)

Differentiating w.r.t. x, and then dividing by (1), we have

z

n

−1

NZ

n−1

=

z−1

1

+

z−z

1

1

+

z−z

2

1

+.....+

z−z

n−1

1

Putting z=3, we get

3

n

−1

n3

n−1

=

2

1

+

3−z

1

1

+

3−z

2

1

+.....+

3−z

n−1

1

3−z

1

1

+

3−z

2

1

+....+

3−z

n−1

1

=

3

n

−1

n3

n−1

2

1

Sorry for some inconvenience as when i inserted it here all get on na ew line .

But looking at the concept wee must understand that in calculating nth roots of unity we knewed one root as 1, rest roots can e calculated in terms cos(theta)+i sin(theta).

That calculation is shown above.

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