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Find all the
cube roots of 8​

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Explanation:

Cuberoot of 8

2*2*2=2

User Jagrut Trivedi
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Since you're mentioning "all" the cube roots, I'm assuming you're asking about complex roots as well.

In that case, it is more convenient to use De Moivre's form:


z=8=8(1+0i)=8[\cos(2\pi)+i\sin(2\pi)]

Which implies


\sqrt[3]{z}=2\left[\cos\left((2n\pi)/(3)\right)+i\sin\left((2n\pi)/(3)\right)\right],\quad n=0, 1, 2

Which yields the roots


z_0 = 2\left[\cos\left(0\right)+i\sin\left(0\right)\right] = 2


z_1=2\left[\cos\left((2\pi)/(3)\right)+i\sin\left((2\pi)/(3)\right)\right]=-1+i√(3)


z_2=2\left[\cos\left((4\pi)/(3)\right)+i\sin\left((4\pi)/(3)\right)\right]=-1-i√(3)

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