DeMoivre's theorem

DeMoivre's theorem
noun Etymology: Abraham De Moivre died 1754 French mathematician Date: 1840 a theorem of complex numbers: the nth power of a complex number has for its absolute value and its argument respectively the nth power of the absolute value and n times the argument of the complex number

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