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For a non-zero complex number , let denote the principal argument of , with \frac{3 \alpha}{\pi}\underline{\hspace{2cm}}$.
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- We need to find
where is the cube root of unity.
- For cube roots of unity,
and
Also,
Hence
So is a sixth root of unity.
- Let
This is a geometric progression with ratio .
Since
we get
Therefore the powers repeat every terms.
- Now compute how many complete cycles of occur in terms:
So
- Since and ,
Hence
- Let . Then
But , so
Now,
Thus
Using
we get
Therefore
- Now find its principal argument. The complex number
lies in the third quadrant, with
Its standard angle is , so the principal argument is
- Therefore,
So the required integer is
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