PLEASE HELP WITH QUESTION! MARKING BRAINLIEST + POINTS GIVEN.

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The simple answer (not using multiples of 2 $\pi$ (360°)) is
$= \sqrt[3]{125} ((cos( \frac{288}{3})) + isin(( \frac{288}{3})))
= 5(cos96 + isin96)$

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