Complex Analysis: Functions and Applications

To find the nth roots of a complex number (correct)

To find the roots of a complex number

To simplify complex logarithms

To separate real and imaginary parts of a complex number

A purely real number

Two separate real numbers (correct)

A pair of complex numbers

A purely imaginary number

The logarithm is the inverse hyperbolic function of the complex number (correct)

The logarithm is the complex conjugate of the complex number

The logarithm is the inverse of the complex number

The logarithm is the reciprocal of the complex number

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