How to find Re: z, when z=i^(i+1) ?

1 Answer

The real part of z=i^(i+1) is zero 0

Because z=i^(i+1)=i*i^i

But i^i=e^-(pi/2) hence

z=i^(i+1)=i*i^i=i*e^(-pi/2)

which means that the real part is zero and the imaginary part

is e^(-pi/2)

Footnote Why i^i=e^-(pi/2) ?

Because i=e^(pi/2*i) hence i^i=e^((pi/2)*i*i)=e^(pi/2*i^2)= e^(-pi/2)