The negative complex roots for the quartic equation x* +x² –1=0 are: 1-5 b. i + a. ti 2 c. ti 2 |1+ \5 d. -i, 2 е. ti 2

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6. The negative complex roots for the quartic equation x* + x² -1=0 are:
1-15
b. i
2
a. ti
c. ti
2
2
|1+ V5
d. -i,
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Transcribed Image Text:6. The negative complex roots for the quartic equation x* + x² -1=0 are: 1-15 b. i 2 a. ti c. ti 2 2 |1+ V5 d. -i, J反-ho e. ti 2 2
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