Math, asked by AdiK1needy, 1 year ago

prove the following:
 {e}^{i\pi}   - 1 = 0
with proper reasoning and steps.

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Answered by odedarahitesh6p7je14
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substituting x is equal to Pi
e^i*pi=cospi+isinpi
e^i*pi=1+0
e^i*pi-1=0
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AdiK1needy: can you please explain the sine and cosine infinite series also
Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

\begin{lgathered} \sf \: {e}^{i\pi} = \cos(\pi) + i\sin(\pi) (Euler formula)\\ \\  \sf \:  = ( - 1) + i(0) \\   \\  \sf \: = - 1 \\

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