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Use De Moivre's theorem to write the complex number in standard form.? [square root of 2(cos(10 degrees)+isin(10 degrees))]^6
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\(\large [ \ \sqrt{ 2(cos10^o+i \ sin10^o)} \ \ ]^6\) you can start by combining the roots
so like sin 10^6
what's \((\sqrt{a} )^6 \) ? if you are playing with DeMoivre, you will know this easily...
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