Cube Roots of 1 in Polar Form: Stephen's Question

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Hi all,

There is a question that asks? Determine the cube roots of 1 in polar form?

Does that mean I can use De Moirve Formula?

Stephen
 
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You can always use Do Moivre's formula. Polar form just makes it easier to use.
 
thx Muprid
 

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