Raymond B. answered 12/25/22
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
the powers multiply leaving -e^2pi/i= -e^-i2pi
= -cos-2pi -isin-2pi
= -1 -i(0)
= -1

present is,,,, e=-1^(1/(i*π))=-1^(-i/π)=-1^(-i*π^-1)
because e^(i*π)=-1 as one value of e^(i*π)
This value for e^(i*π) is same as Euler Formula/Identity
now, what is value of [-e^(2*π*π)]^(1/i*π) ?
Raymond B. answered 12/25/22
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
the powers multiply leaving -e^2pi/i= -e^-i2pi
= -cos-2pi -isin-2pi
= -1 -i(0)
= -1
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Dayv O.
the minus sign is also to the 1/(i*pi) power, meaning (-1)^(1/(i*pi) which is equal to e. Then you are left with 1*e as the answer.12/25/22