What is the value of i 97 – i? –i 0 –2i i Superscript 96
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<em>The question is not clearly readable, but I'm assuming the expression which makes more sense, so you can have a clue</em>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Powers of The Imaginary Unit</u>
The imaginary unit i is defined as
The first powers of i are
And so on the cycle repeats every four numbers. To find the value of we can find the remainder of 96/4=0. So
The given expression is
Factoring
Since
The required value is 0
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