Write in Standard Form (1-i)^10
Problem
Solution
Identify the complex number
z=1−i and convert it to polar formr*(cos(θ)+i*sin(θ)) Calculate the modulus
r=√(,1+(−1)2)=√(,2) Determine the argument
θ by findingarctan((−1)/1) which givesθ=−π/4 Apply De Moivre's Theorem, which states that
zn=rn*(cos(n*θ)+i*sin(n*θ)) Substitute the values into the formula:
(√(,2))10*(cos(10⋅−π/4)+i*sin(10⋅−π/4)) Simplify the exponent and the angles:
2*(cos(−(5*π)/2)+i*sin(−(5*π)/2)) Evaluate the trigonometric functions using coterminal angles:
−(5*π)/2 is coterminal with−π/2 Calculate the final values:
cos(−π/2)=0 andsin(−π/2)=−1 Distribute the constant:
32 (0 - i) = -32i$.
Final Answer
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