Calculate (3e−iπ/4)4 and write the answer in a+bi form.
Compute (2ei6π)5 and give your answer in Euler form.
Let z=5eiπ/5. Find z8 and write your answer in modulus–argument form with the argument in (−π,π].
Find (3ei52π)5, giving your answer in Euler form.
Calculate (4e−iπ/3)3 and express the result in a+bi form.
Calculate (2eiπ/3)−2 and express the result in a+bi form.
The question asks to compute the power of a complex number given in exponential form and to determine the principal argument of the resulting value.
For w=7ei32π, compute w−3 and state its principal argument in the interval (−π,π].
Find (2ei3π/4)2 and express the answer in Euler form.
Calculate (5ei2π)3 and express the result in the form a+bi, where a,b∈R.
Evaluate (21eiπ/7)7 and express your answer in a+bi form.
Evaluate (ei3π)6 and simplify fully.
Find the modulus and argument of (6ei3π/4)3, giving the argument in (−π,π].
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