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Answer 1

@nubeer can you help? or are you going to look at the question for 25 minutes and then leave..

Answer 2

lol ikr ppl do tht to me alot jtfo

Answer 3

it really sucks.

Answer 4

srry i cant help, im not smart enough to help yu wit tht

Answer 5

its all good..

Answer 6

my brain... IT BURNS! IT BURNSES US ME PRECCCCCIOUUUUUUUUS.

Answer 7

so can you help.

Answer 8

come on!! are you kidding me??

Answer 9

look, if you wont help. then please get the hell off of this question and stop waisting my time.

Answer 10

wasting* there, I helped.

Answer 11

Hey @lalaloopsey , if u know Euler's theorem, u can write the terms as,
\[1/2 \exp(i2\pi/3).4 . \exp(i \pi/2) \]
= \[ 2 \exp(2 \pi/3 + \pi/2) \]
= \[2 \exp (i 7 \pi/6) \]

Answer 12

good job avoiding the filter @Josuelito. Just hope that you don't get banned. :3

Answer 13

y? r yu going to be the one to snitch?

Answer 14

Possibly. However, other people use OS too and could see this question. Like hero or salon for example.

Answer 15

w/e ima delete the post perra

Answer 16

Well then how did you know if I was talking about you or not? By the way, You* your*.

Answer 17

dont get on here if you are going to delete things that would be helpful to me

Answer 18

hey check @lalaloopsey , already posted a reply... hope it seems helpful for u...

Answer 19

by the way @Josuelito, cussing in Spanish doesn't help either. :p

Answer 20

whats #3?

Answer 21

quel que soit stupide salope

Answer 22

Calm down there bud :p

Answer 23

where's it written??? sorry in the second step it should be iota(i) times of the term in the exponential... and third is \[2 \exp(i7 \pi/6)\]

Answer 24

@poopsiedoodle get the hell out of here!

Answer 25

lol @lalaloopsey