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Plot the subsets S2={z∈C : z*2=1}, ?3={?∈ℂ : ?*3=1}and ?4={?∈ℂ : ?*4=1}.

Plot the subsets S2={z∈C : z*2=1}, ?3={?∈ℂ : ?*3=1}and ?4={?∈ℂ : ?*4=1}.

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