How do you use demoivre's theorem to simplify (1-i)^{12}?

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2022-01-31

How do you use demoivre's theorem to simplify (1i)12?

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Beginner2022-02-01Added 16 answers

Step 1
z=1i will be in 4th quadrant of argand diagram. Important to note for when we find the argument.
r=12+(1)2=2
θ=2πtan1(1)=7π4=π4
z=r(cosθ+isinθ)
zn=rn(cosnθ+isinnθ)
Step 2
z12=(2)12(cos(12π4)+isin(12π4))
z12=21212(cos(3π)+isin(3π))
z12=26(cos(3π)isin(3π))
cos(3π)=cos(π)=1
sin(3π)=sin(π)=0
z12=26=64

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