* For z = 4 + 4 i, find z^ 4 in polar formz^4 = (V32 )^4 e^(i t/4)z^4 = (32 )^2 (cos n +i sin t) Oz^4 = (32 )^4 (cos n/4 + i sin nt/4)z^4 = (16 )^4 (cos n/2 +i sin n/2)* What is the absolute value of 5 3 i25V25V3434* For z = 6 + 6 i, find z^ 2 in exponential formz^ 2 = (72) e^(i T/2)z^2 = (36) e^(i T)z^ 2 = (36) e^(i T/2)z^ 2 = (V72) e^(i n/2) O

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