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3 7 ≡ 1 ( m o d 4 ) , − 6 7 ≡ 1 ( m o d 4 ) ∴ i 3 7 = i 1 , i 6 7 1 = i − 6 7 = i 1 . ⟹ E x p . = 2 i .
Dinesh Nath Goswami has nicely solved the problem. I give here only to show the mod. way. I have up voted for him.
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i 3 7 = i ( 4 × 9 ) × i = ( i 4 ) 9 × i = ( 1 × i ) = i . i 6 7 1 = i 6 7 1 × i i = i 6 8 i = ( i 4 ) 1 7 i = 1 i = i . ∴ ( i 3 7 + i 6 7 1 ) = ( i + i ) = 2 i .