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Imaginary numbers have real and imaginary part. a + bi is an imaginary number with real part as a and imaginary part as bi. Here, i is square root of negativ

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1.2.5 (a) find the real and imaginary parts of the following types

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Negative iota to the negative iota power, (-i)^(-i)

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How to evaluate powers of pure imaginary number i