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Use the demoivre's theorem to find the answer? (1+i)^8
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this is something like: z = w^8((8)1+ (8)i ) right?
w = 1 maybe lol
\[\sqrt(2)\times e^{i\pi/4}\]
that to power 8
1,8,28,56,70,56,28,8,1 1 +8i +28i^2 +56i^3 +70i^4 +56i^5 +28i^6 +8i^7 +i^8 using pascals triangle :)
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