SOLUTION: Apply DeMoivre's Theorem and leave the result in trigonometric form (2 + 2i)^6
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Question 1174588
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Apply DeMoivre's Theorem and leave the result in trigonometric form
(2 + 2i)^6
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Notice that 2 + 2i =
=
. Therefore, according to deMoivre's formula
=
=
= -512*i.
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