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Answered by Anonymous
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1+sin(\dfrac{\pi}{8})=1+cos(\dfrac{\pi}{2}-\dfrac{\pi}{8})\\\\\implies 1+cos(\dfrac{3\pi}{8})

icos(\dfrac{\pi}{8})=isin(\dfrac{\pi}{2}-\dfrac{\pi}{8})\\\\\implies isin(\dfrac{3\pi}{8})

[\dfrac{1+sin(\pi/8)+icos(\pi/8)}{1+sin(\pi/8)-icos(\pi/8)}]^{8/3}\\\\\implies [\dfrac{1+cos(3\pi/8)+isin(3 \pi/8)}{1+cos(3\pi/8)-isin(3\pi/8)}]^{8/3}\\\\\textbf{Use the formulas :$1+cosA=2cos^2(\dfrac{A}{2})$}\\sin2A=2sinAcosA\\\\\implies [\dfrac{2cos^2(3\pi/16)+2isin(3\pi/16)cos(3\pi/16)}{2cos^2(3\pi/16)-2isin(3\pi/16)cos(2\pi/16)}]^{8/3}

[\dfrac{cos(3\pi/16)+isin(3\pi/16)}{cos(3\pi/16)-isin(3\pi/16)}]^{8/3}\\\\\implies [\dfrac{e^{3i\pi/16}}{e^{-3i\pi/16}}]^{8/3}[\textbf{Use $e^{iA}=cosA+isinA$]}\\\\\implies [e^{3i\pi/16+3i\pi/16}]^{8/3}\\\\\implies [e^{3i\pi/8}]^{8/3}\\\\\implies e^{i\pi}\\\\\implies cos\pi+isin\pi\\\\\implies -1+i\times 0\\\\\implies \boxed{-1}


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