Mathematics, 31.07.2021 09:20, crystalclear99

Use de moivre's theorem to write
[2(cos 12 degrees + i sin 12 degrees)]^5
in standard form

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Use de moivre's theorem to write
[2(cos 12 degrees + i sin 12 degrees)]^5
in standard f...