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(i+1)whole square =2i HOW?
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I understood how. Sorry for asking such a silly question
I'm sorry, this might seem silly, but I didn't understand what you've done. Can you explain please (I know how to solve the problem, just don't understand the way you algebraically manipulated the terms).
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I have added comments in the solution. Do you understand now?
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Thank you very much! Now I can understand.
Indeed... their answer is wrong
Brilliant +1
yeah its simple thanks :p
your answer is the most simple lol
Rewrite it into the form of ( i 1 + i ) 2 = i + i 1 + 2 = i − i + 2 = 2
( i i + i i ) 2 = i 2 i + i 3 + 2 i ( i ) 2 = i 2 i − i + 2 i 2 = 2
i = e 2 i π ; ( i i + i i ) 2 = ( e 2 i π e 4 i π + e 4 3 i π ) 2 = ( e 4 i π e 2 i π + 1 ) 2 = i 2 i = 2 or ( e 2 i π e 4 i π + e 4 3 i π ) 2 = ( e 2 − i π ⋅ e 2 i π e 2 − i π ⋅ ( e 4 i π + e 4 3 i π ) ) 2 = ( e 4 i π + e 4 − i π ) 2 = ( 2 cos 4 π ) 2 = 2
⇒ ( i i + i i ) 2
( i i + i 3 ) 2
( ( i ) 2 ( i ) 2 + ( i 3 ) 2 + 2 × i 4 )
( − 1 i − i + 2 × ( i ) 2 )
− ( 1 ) − ( 2 ) = 2
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( i i + i i ) 2 = ( i i i + i i ) 2 i in the nominator and denominator cancel off. = ( i 1 + i ) 2 = i 2 i = 2