Let's consider a complex number z=a+bi, with angle φ Then why is $φ_\sqrt {z} = \frac {1}{2}φ_z$ ?
So if a complex number z has for example an angle of 90°, then $\sqrt {z}$ has an angle of 45°.
Let's consider a complex number z=a+bi, with angle φ Then why is $φ_\sqrt {z} = \frac {1}{2}φ_z$ ?
So if a complex number z has for example an angle of 90°, then $\sqrt {z}$ has an angle of 45°.
The simple explanation is this: If you take a (non-zero) complex number with argument $45^\circ$ and square it, what is the argument of the result?