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Find all solutions to the following equations: (a) z^6 = 1 (b) z^4 = −16 (c)...

Find all solutions to the following equations: (a) z^6 = 1 (b) z^4 = −16 (c) z^6 = −9 (d) z^6 − z^3 − 2 = 0

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