Let Z=ii As we know that, any complex number z = x + iy with modulus r and argument θ can also be expressed as z=r⋅ei⋅θ where eiθ=cos‌θ+i‌sin‌θ. ∵ eiπ∕2=cos(
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) ⇒eiπ∕2=i For the z = i, we have r = 1 and θ = π/2 Similarly, the given complex number Z can be expressed in the euler form as ii=(e