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                Let z=−93√−9i.
When z is graphed in the complex plane, what radian angle does it make with the positive x-axis?
What radian angles do z2, z3, and z4 make with the positive x-axis?
z2:
z3:
z4:
For what values of n does z^n lie on the positive x-axis?
 
For the purposes of this problem, report all angles as their smallest positive equivalent.
            
            
        When z is graphed in the complex plane, what radian angle does it make with the positive x-axis?
What radian angles do z2, z3, and z4 make with the positive x-axis?
z2:
z3:
z4:
For what values of n does z^n lie on the positive x-axis?
For the purposes of this problem, report all angles as their smallest positive equivalent.
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                    Answered by
            Steve
            
    your complex number is garbled.
    
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