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The equation z^5 = 0 has one real root, which is 0. Additionally, it has a single complex root, also 0, but with a multiplicity of 5. This means that the root 0 is repeated five times in the context of the equation. The discussion emphasizes the nature of the roots in complex analysis. Understanding these roots is essential for solving polynomial equations in mathematics.
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z^5 = 0 there is one real root 0
 
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This equation has a single complex root, i.e., 0.
 
Evgeny.Makarov said:
This equation has a single complex root, i.e., 0.

with a multiplicity of 5.
 
thanks
 
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