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IIT JAM 2023 Question 17: Quantitative aptitude and data reasoning
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Let 2z=-3+√3 i, i=√(-1). Then 2z⁸ is equal to (A) -81(1+√3 i) (B) 81(-1+√3 i) (C) 81(√3+i) (D) 9(-√3+i)
Also written as: Let 2z=-3+sqrt(3) i, i=sqrt(-1). Then 2z^8 is equal to
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