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\[i^{4 \cdot 7+1}=i^{4 c\dot 7} i^1=(i^4)^7i=(1)^7i=1i=i\]
i got it lol thanks to you both!
remainder when you divide 29 by 4 is 1 so you get \[i^{29}=i^1=i\]
likewise \[i^{103}=i^3=-i\] and \[i^{366}=i^2=-1\]
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