Lecture

Complex Numbers: Examples

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This lecture presents examples of solving complex number equations, such as z² + 2z + 2 = 0, where the discriminant leads to complex solutions. It also covers solving equations like z³ + 19z - 20 = 0, and exploring the roots of equations involving complex numbers.

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