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Standard XII
Mathematics
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The least pos...
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The least positive integers
n
such that
(
2
i
)
n
(
1
−
i
)
n
−
2
,
i
=
√
−
1
,
is a positive integer, is
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Solution
(
2
i
)
n
(
1
−
i
)
n
−
2
=
(
2
e
i
π
/
2
)
n
(
√
e
−
i
π
/
4
)
n
−
2
=
(
√
2
)
n
+
2
e
i
(
3
n
−
2
)
π
4
For positive integer
n
should be atleast
6
=
(
√
2
)
8
e
i
.4
π
=
(
√
2
)
8
=
16
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