$$ z= \frac{\sqrt 3 -i}{1+ \sqrt3 i}$$
I need to find smallest exponent $n>2018$, such as $z^n$ will be a number with real part equal to $0$ and imaginary part of number will be negative.
I calculated that $z=-i$ but I don't know how to write a equation that covers all conditions.
It doesn't have to be an exact answer, I am asking more about how do I solve this kind of a problem effectively
Sunday, 9 April 2017
exponentiation - Complex numbers, finding smallest exponent
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