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If z^n =1 , what is the value of z?

1) n is a nonzero integer
2) z>0

1: n could be -1 or 1 or anything elase.

if z = 0.5 and n = -1; z^n = 0.5^-1 = 1/0.5 = 1
if z = 1 and n = 1, z^n = 1
if z = 1 and n = -1, z^n = 1
so nsf.

2: z > 0.
z could be 0.5 or 1.

so E.
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my answer is C

1) ins- it could be 1 and -1

2) ins- n could be zero -infinit solutions

together- could be only 1- suff- thus C
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how about 1/0.2?
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the answer is C


what the **** i am doing here?

sorry guys - time to go for vacation.
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from questions three options

1) z = any number, n = 0,
2) z = 1, n = any number
3) z = -1, n = even number

from statement (a), we know z = +/- 1

(b) from two, we know, z > 0, ie. 1, 2 ...

join the two, z = 1

therefore C
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i thk only statement 1 will be sufficent.............so will go with A



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