SOLUTION: i² = -1 , if n \[Element] Z then i ^(2 n + 1) = \[PlusMinus] i (T or F)

SOLUTION: i² = -1 , if n \[Element] Z then i ^(2 n + 1) = \[PlusMinus] i (T or F)

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Question 1207796: i² = -1 , if n \[Element] Z then i ^(2 n + 1) = \[PlusMinus] i (T or F)
Answer by greenestamps(13216) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

n is an integer, so 2n+1 is an odd integer.

i raised to any odd power is either i or -i.

ANSWER: TRUE

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