How would I find the real and imaginary components of [(exp(int)-1]/[exp(it)-1]?

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toommymac · Answer

I'm using t instead of theta cos I cant do formatting on here, thats meant to be e^(i*theta*n). From what I remember, I need to multiply by a something so the denominator becomes real, but I'm not sure what

jhonyy9 · Answer

yes make the denominator without i for this what you need to do ? - you need multiplie the numerator and denominator by conjugat of denominator

do you know what mean ,,conjugat of " ?

sillybilly123 · Answer

$ \dfrac{e^{i ( n t)}-1}{e^{i~t}-1}$

so jonny, show us the conjugate of this denominator

we all know what conjugate means, but show us what it is in this case?