nth root of complex numbers. ask for input of complex number in the form a+bi, and input the n for the nth root of the complex number. in matlab

To compute the nth root of a complex number in MATLAB, you can use the nthroot function. Here's how you can do it:

main.m
% Prompt the user for the complex number and the value of n
complexNum = input('Enter complex number in the form a+bi: ');
n = input('Enter the value of n: ');

% Compute the nth root of the complex number
nthRoot = nthroot(complexNum, n);

% Display the result
disp(['The ', num2str(n), 'th root of ', num2str(complexNum), ' is ', num2str(nthRoot)]);
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In the above code, the user is prompted to enter the complex number in the form a+bi and the value of n. The nthroot function is then used to compute the nth root of the complex number. Finally, the result is displayed using disp.

Note that the nthroot function in MATLAB returns all the possible solutions in the form of a complex vector, so the result may include multiple complex numbers.