Original post by sgmstock
So the starting question was to get
-ie^(-iPI/4)
into full exponential form and the answer I recovered was
e^(-3iPI/4)
can someone see if this is correct? Thank you in advanced.
-ie^(-iPI/4)
into full exponential form and the answer I recovered was
e^(-3iPI/4)
can someone see if this is correct? Thank you in advanced.
Yeah it is.
Original post by RDKGames
Yeah it is.
Brilliant, thank you!
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