For beginners (like me) in complex here are few interesting formulae
\(i=\sqrt { -1 }\)
i4n+2=−1{ i }^{ 4n+2 }\quad =\quad -1i4n+2=−1
i4n=1{ i }^{ 4n }\quad =\quad 1i4n=1
i4n−1=−i{ i }^{ 4n-1 }\quad =\quad -ii4n−1=−i
i4n+1=i{ i }^{ 4n+1 }\quad =\quad ii4n+1=i
Here nbelongstointegersn\quad belongs\quad to\quad integersnbelongstointegers
You can use this to calculate i raised to any power
PS: Try proving them
Note by Parth Deshpande 5 years, 7 months ago
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