Question

i^(3/4) in rectangular form????

Answer 1

first write i in polar form

Answer 2

how do i do that?):
@myininaya

Answer 3

so you want to write i in this form:
\[\cos(\theta)+i \sin(\theta)\]
basically you want to find theta such that expression is equal to i

Answer 4

can you graph i on the rectangular coordinate system?

Answer 5

and tell me what theta is there

Answer 6

After expressing it in rectangular form, you use De Moivre's theorem :)