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i^154=? explanation please
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\[i^{154}=(i^4)^{38}\times i^2=1^{38}\times-1=-1\]
ummm.....
there are only 4 i's , everything else is a modular of them
modular?
154/4 = 38 with a remainder of 2 i^2 = -1
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amistre64 can you please check my problems to make sure that I got the correct answer please. Sorry to interrupt...
thanks amister64 would you be able to answer any other question i'd have?
modular is just clock addition; 9oclock + 6 hours is 15oclock; but its says 3 clock why? 15/12 = 1 remainder 3 ..... 3 oclock
i can try
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