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Hello @Yaho021 , please post your problem so that we can help you ... If you have posted this question by fault or you have not anything to ask , then please close this question .
\[e ^{i \pi}+ 1 = 0\]
OK can you tell me that what is \(\large{e^{i \pi}}\) ?
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\[e^{inx}=\cos(nx)+i\sin(nx)\] \[e^{iπ}=\cos(π)+i\sin(π)=-1+0i\]
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