Math, asked by mk4645624, 3 months ago

evaluate (-1+√-3)^9+(-1-√-3)^9.
please give me answer guys

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Answered by riteshdahake309

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Answer:

-8480

Step-by-step explanation:

First solve first bracket which gives answer:-

(-1+(-√3))^9

= -8480.06+(-1-(-√3))^9

Then solve second bracket which gives answer:-

-8480.06+0.06

then finally solve this give :-

-8480

Hope it is right and helpful...

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