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Chapter 1: Q3P (page 1)

First simplify each of the following numbers to the x+iyform or to the reiθform. Then plot the number in the complex plane.

i4

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Short Answer

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The complex number is 1+0i.

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01

Given Information

The complex number isi4 .

02

Definition of the Complex number

A complex number is a number that is made up of both real and imaginary numbers

03

Find the value

Factorize the complex number.

i=-1i4=(-12)4=(-1)42=1

Hence, the complex number is 1+0i .

The graph is mentioned below.

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