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\(1^x=1\) for any number \(x\)
8th roots of unity? You can use them complex number shinanigans and De'Moivre's Theorem to help you out.
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\[\large\rm 1=e^{0+2k \pi i}\]\[\large\rm 1^{1/8}=e^{\frac{2k \pi i}{8}}=e^{\frac{k \pi i}{4}}\]Consider the fist 8 integer values of k, starting from 0: k=0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7. These will give us all our unique 8th roots of 1. \(\large\rm e^{0}=1\) \(\large\rm e^{\pi i/4}\) I guess you'll have to convert to sines and cosines to simplify some of these roots :)
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